Real banking reforms go further

The government confirmed its intention to finish a new banking law by the end of the year.Let’s not make the same mistakes as a country like Japan where a real reorganization of the banking system never took place because of the paralyzing of the economy.

Fiscal incentives for R&D stimulate innovation.

Itinera advocates a regular evaluation of the innovation support. It is imperative that attention be paid to possible interactions between tax incentives and other policies to promote R&D and innovation.

Itinera welcomes three new fellows:

The Itinera Institute counts three new team members: Svin Deneckere, Alexandre Simons and Bilal Benyaich. Read their CV and watch their first video.

Make Belgium attractive for NPO’s

Higher Education: Are there limits to its growth and what with the quality?

Prof. Em. Rudolf Verheyen maps out the problem areas of higher education and proposes concrete solutions.

Higher education in times of massification

Academics from the workplace are pulling the alarm: more quality, less quantity is needed. Read more

56 top government officials formulate proposals for smart savings

In their search for smart savings, the Itinera Institute went knocking on the door of several top officials of the federal government. 56 officials formulated no less than 450 concrete and feasible proposals that can make the functioning of the public services more efficient and cost-saving. Read more.

Amplify employment incentives to keep elderly out of poverty

Electoral cycle in municipal investments and municipal receipts have consequences for the citizen

Break the taboo about underprivileged versus privileged diploma's

Our education today delivers graduates that know in advance that the quest for a job will be very difficult. The arguments for a better orientation are very sensitive. Itinera concentrates on two very common remarks and shows the numbers about the unemployment for school-leavers after one year by diploma. Read more.