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EPSA 2011

Steering Committee

The Steering Committee is composed of an appointed member from each of the European countries officially supporting and co-financing the EPSA 2011. This body will be entrusted with the tasks:

to discuss and decide on the selection of the 3 EPSA 2011 themes based on the proposal of possible topics which has been elaborated and discussed by EIPA
to assist and provide guidance to EIPA in all the strategic decisions in relation to the EPSA 2011
to monitor and supervise its financial implementation
to act as national contact points (¨EPSA ambassadors¨) for the purpose of promoting and disseminating all relevant information (e.g. call for applications, press releases, results) in the respective country territories

The members of the Steering Committee or their substitutes do not assess the submitted applications per thematic area.

Members of the EPSA 2011 Steering Committee

AUSTRIA	Mr Michael Kallinger Deputy Head of Department III/7 Federal Chancellery III/7 Department for Administrative Reform Hohenstaufengasse 3 AT - 1010 VIENNA michael.kallinger@bka.gv.at
	Ms Sandra Kastenmeier-Krula Austrian Federal Chancellery Department III/7 Administrative Reform Hohenstaufengasse 3 AT - 1010 VIENNA Sandra.kastenmeier-krula@bka.gv.at
CYPRUS	Ms Pavlina Mela Public Administration and Personnel Officer Ministry of Finance Public Administration and Personnel Department CY - 1443 NICOSIA pmela@papd.mof.gov.cy
DENMARK	Mr Jens Qvesel Senior Adviser The Agency for Modernisation of Public Administration Ministry of Finance Landgreven 4 DK - 1017 COPENHAGEN K e-mail: jqv@modst.dk
GERMANY	MinR'n Dr. Uta Dauke Head of Division O1 Federal Ministry of the Interior Referat O1 DE – 10559 BERLIN O1@bmi.bund.de
HUNGARY	Dr. Norbert Kis Director General National Institute of Public Administration Alkotmány Street 25 HU - 1054 BUDAPEST norbert.kis@nki.gov.hu
	Ms Réka Sipos Head of International Relations Department National Institute of Public Administration Alkotmány Street 25 P.O.Box 1386 Pf. 906/74 HU - 1054 Budapest reka.sipos@nki.gov.hu
ITALY	Ms Pia Marconi Director General for the Programme of Modernisation of Public Administrations Presidency of the Council of Ministers Public Administration and Innovation Department Palazzo Chigi Piazza Colonna 370 IT - 00187 ROME p.marconi@governo.it
LUXEMBOURG	Mr Guy Wagener Consultant of Executive Board Ministry of Public Service & Administrative Reform 63, Avenue de la Liberté LU - 1018 LUXEMBOURG guy.wagener@ape.etat.lu
NETHERLANDS	Mr Arne Meeter Senior Policy Officer Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations Schedeldoekshaven 200 NL - 2511 EZ THE HAGUE P.O. Box 20011 NL - 2500 EA THE HAGUE arne.meeter@minbzk.nl
POLAND	Mr Wojciech Zieliński Deputy Director Department of Civil Service Chancellery of the Prime Minister Al. Ujazdowskie 1/3 PL– 00-583 WARSAW epsa@kprm.gov.pl
SPAIN	Ms Carmen Hernández Antolín Director Centre for Institutional Cooperation National Institute of Public Administration (INAP) Calle Atocha 106 ES - 28012 MADRID ch.antolin@inap.es
SWITZERLAND	Mr Ulrich Liechti Head of the federal Chancellor’s Office Federal Chancellery Federal Palace West Wing CH - 3003 BERN ulrich.liechti@bk.admin.ch
	Dr. Albert Hofmeister Delegate of the Federal Department of Defence Civil Protection and Sport (DDPS) Rodtmattstrasse 110 CH - 3003 BERN albert.hofmeister@vtg.admin.ch

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