[2011] Open Government is here - Jeff Kaplan
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[2011] Open Government is here - Jeff Kaplan
- 1. OPEN GOVERNMENT IS HERE Jeff Kaplan - Managing Director, Open ePolicy Solutions Email: jeff@openesolutions.com Twitter: @jeffkaplan88
- 2. Innovation Economy Leaders Emerging countries can and are becoming digital leaders and positioning themselves as key parts of the global Innovation Economy.
- 3. Innovation Economy: Edition In Europe’s Innovation Economy, there will be innovation hubs in Eastern and Southern Europe. The only question: Who will it be?
- 4. Next Generation Government Open Networked Social Mashable Web 2.0 Interoperable Inclusive Collaborative eGovernment Open ( More technology driven ) Government ( Citizen-driven)
- 5. The Idea Behind Open Government ... “A way of redistributing governance to the hands of citizens ... Waiting for bureaucracy is so 20th Century.” - Ben Berkowitz, CEO of SeeClickFix
- 6. Without citizen engagement ...
- 7. With citizen engagement ...
- 8. Open Government: What does it mean? eLegislature Freedom of Info Open gov principles Platform translate into Data.gov.mk real services and Platform apps ... Gov Social Media Innovation Funding Platform Citizen Engagement • Data P2P / Co-Creation Platform • Processes (Services, Apps) • Performance Open311 • Inter-agency Public-Private • Public feedback Platform • User-gen content • Policies & services Partnerships • Social media • Co-creation
- 9. Open Government - Tomorrow is Here Civil Society Public Sector Citizens Private Sector Open Macedonia Government as a platform (All segments of society participate in governance, service delivery, evaluation... )
- 10. Open Government - Tomorrow is Here Citizens Private Sector Public Sector Civil Society Open Data Co-creation Startups & eServices Investments Crowdsourcing & Apps & PPPs Open Macedonia Government as platform: Data + Apps + Mashups + Startup Funding...
- 11. What Might an Open Gov Program Look Like? Public-Private Data.gov.mk Innovation Apps Partnerships eServices Fund Citizens.mk Open Macedonia + Policy/Legal Framework, Social Media, Standards, Training, Change Management and Infrastructure (cloud)
- 12. Open Government: Are We Dreaming? Data.gov.mk FOI.mk Citizens.mk Open Macedonia
- 13. What Does a Citizen Feedback Platform Look Like? It already exists!
- 14. What Does an Open Data Portal Look Like? They already exist! Open data portals exist in over 20 countries ... And counting!
- 15. What Does a Freedom of Info Platform Look Like? It already exists! Mexico has online platform for submitting FOI requests to fed and local govs ... And a search engine for responses.
- 16. What Will Open Government Deliver? Continuous improvement of services Open government has real ROI ... New, innovative services Increased trust in gov’t Cost savings to gov’t New apps = jobs & investment
Editor's Notes
- PPM - Citizen-driven initiatives that seek to hold government officials accountable by monitoring and reporting on their actions.
- PPM - Citizen-driven initiatives that seek to hold government officials accountable by monitoring and reporting on their actions.
- PPM - Citizen-driven initiatives that seek to hold government officials accountable by monitoring and reporting on their actions.
- PPM - Citizen-driven initiatives that seek to hold government officials accountable by monitoring and reporting on their actions.
- Seeing citizens and civil society groups as competitors, governments from the North and South asserted that private actors, commercial and non-profit, are essential partners in solving complex social problems. And this requires a new social contract, a shift from eGov to WeGov.
- 2) Government data are used and discussed and a feedback loop is created, rather than this being a mere data dump. 3) Integration with social media is a must, because it allows governments to reach vast networks of people at once and defray costs.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.
- 1) Working to promote international standards for government data2) India’s NGO MKSS combats graft stemming from the implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act by painting employment and building material costs on walls outside of construction projects in rural areas.