Institute For Local Administration Prague is an organisation of the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic (MI). It is a prestigious institute that trains officials who are about to enter the sector of public service in the Czech Republic. The education continues from the point of entering to the point where the person reaches a managerial post in a government capacity.
The Institute For Local Administration Prague or the MI-Institute For Local Administration Prague is partly funded by the government budget, making it a semi-governmental institution. In order to understand the importance of this institute, one needs to have a clear understanding of the administrative structure of the Czech Republic. The civil servants and the ministries administer only at a central level. The local administration is exclusively under the purview of the local self-governing units. The officials trained at the Institute For Local Administration Prague in Czech Republic are trained to helm the activities of these local self-governing units.
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Thus, the wide administrative sector of Czech local self-governance is almost exclusively dependant on the officials to emerge out of the Institute For Local Administration Prague.
The curricula of the Institute For Local Administration Prague of Czech Republic are custom made, and are constructed in a way that facilitates the actual administrative conditions of the country. They are results of years of researches and findings arrived at by researchers of the institute. Even after a person assumes his or her position as a local administrator, the institute continues to provide courses for higher development. The elected members can also avail training at the Institute For Local Administration Prague, in order to sharpen their administrative skills. The Czech Government's Public Administration weekly publishes a catalogue of the papers published every year, which also includes the latest findings by the scholars and researchers of the institute.
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