The Federal Commission for Regulatory Improvement (COFEMER in Spanish) and Latin
American Network on Regulatory Improvement and Competitiveness (LATIN-REG in
Spanish) gladly welcome you to this Certification Course in Regulatory Affairs.
This certification course will be available online and it will start on July
2nd. Registration will be available since June 11th. (
Registration
here).
The goal of this Certification Course is to generate skilled knowledge on the
concepts and tools needed in the study and comprehension of regulatory affairs;
in this sense it gives the participants an introductory overview of the analysis
of economic and social regulation, of the diverse theoretical approaches, as
well as of the tools employed inside the regulatory process and planning scheme,
and of the assessment of the regulation’s response.
The syllabus is divided into four modules and each module is designed to last 60
hours:
- Regulation Theory and Regulatory Governance
- Economic Regulation
- Social Regulation
- Assessment of the Regulatory Response
Each module consists of 4 readings which will be reinforced with practical cases
and study guides. The corresponding material will be sent each week to the email
address you provided in your registration, this material will be available on
the certification course page and you can access it by entering your username
and password. On the other hand, each module’s assessment can be answered online
on the dates set out in the course schedule (see
calendar); however, we will remind you these dates via email.
COFEMER, as the federal office responsible to propel the country’s policies in
regulatory improvement, is pleased to know that it contributes in the
strengthening of public servants and society’s capacities in regulatory matters.
In an unprecedented effort, COFEMER, together with LATIN-REG proposal, has
prepared a Certification Course to standardize goals among those who design
regulatory policies in order to favor technical analysis in regulatory
improvement, not only in Mexico, but also in other countries.
We at COFEMER and at LATIN-REG are convinced that the forming and improvement of
higher technical capacities will largely benefit the competitiveness of the
zone. We congratulate you by taking part in this project and urge you to reach
the goals set for this new challenge.
