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Maurice
from the Slovak Republic speaks about opening the policymaking process up to
citizens.
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Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about how with rising fake
news and disenchantment of voters with politics, increased transparency of
government has potential to strengthen the credibility of politicians.
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Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about unlocking a wealth of
knowledge from which to run other innovations by openning up to citizen
responses through effective knowledge capture and sharing on policy issues.
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An audience member speaks about the meaning of
participation and that we need something to make information really useful,
and to make administrations comparable.
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An audience member speaks about the meaning of
participation and that we need a concrete tool to make the information
syntactic, like an index.
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Maurice
from the Slovak Republic speaks about opening the policymaking process up to
citizens.
***
Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about how with rising fake
news and disenchantment of voters with politics, increased transparency of
government has potential to strengthen the credibility of politicians.
***
Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about unlocking a wealth of
knowledge from which to run other innovations by openning up to citizen
responses through effective knowledge capture and sharing on policy issues.
***
An audience member speaks about the meaning of
participation and that we need something to make information really useful,
and to make administrations comparable.
***
An audience member speaks about the meaning of
participation and that we need a concrete tool to make the information
syntactic, like an index.
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Anthony
ZACHARZEWSKI, President of The Democratic Society speaks about the capacity
of citizens to use information because transparency is pointless if it isn’t
used.
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An
audience member speaks about the meaning of participation and how not many
people other than experts will spend lots of time reading information that
politicians make available.
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Anthony
ZACHARZEWSKI, President of The Democratic Society speaks about the capacity
of citizens to use information because transparency is pointless if it isn’t
used.
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An
audience member speaks about the meaning of participation and how not many
people other than experts will spend lots of time reading information that
politicians make available.
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Francis
from the UK speaks about the results of publishing how well government
projects are going.
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Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about how 89% of OECD
countries have understood the link between transparency and trust.
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Vanessa
LISTON, CiviQ speaks about enabling knowledge capture and sharing across a
range of currently separate policy making departments.
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Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about adoption of the first
internationally recognised legal instrument in participation by the OECD.
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Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about how for open government
to work, it must be at the heart of every public policy.
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Andrea
SERVIDA, Head of Unit, e-Government & Trust, European Commission speaks
about how digital is the key to transparency in government.
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Francis
from the UK speaks about the results of publishing how well government
projects are going.
***
Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about how 89% of OECD
countries have understood the link between transparency and trust.
***
Vanessa
LISTON, CiviQ speaks about enabling knowledge capture and sharing across a
range of currently separate policy making departments.
***
Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about adoption of the first
internationally recognised legal instrument in participation by the OECD.
***
Mari
KIVINIEMI, OECD Deputy Secretary General speaks about how for open government
to work, it must be at the heart of every public policy.
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Andrea
SERVIDA, Head of Unit, e-Government & Trust, European Commission speaks
about how digital is the key to transparency in government.
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Sanjay
PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership speaks about being more inclusive
through participation
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Pauline
from the UK speaks about building participation into civil servants’ DNA (not
just training them on requirements)
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Tim HUGHES, Director of Involve speaks about the
Irish Citizens Assembly and Brexit with regards to re-connecting members of
the public with each other
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Patrick O’DONOVAN TD, Minister of State for Public
Procurement, Open Government and eGovernment, Ireland speaks about how when people feel things are
going well in government, they’re less inclined to get involved but that this
is actually when their involvement is needed.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about the Rahvakogu platform in Estonia for citizens to amend
political party laws.
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Tiago ANTUNES, Secretary of State of the Council of
Ministers, Portugal speaks about the world’s first national participatory
budget
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An audience member speaks about how building new
tools/projects to get people to participate is not necessary as the
infrastructure is already in place.
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An audience member speaks about the importance of
educating citizens in building participation.
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Teyla from Estonia speaks about going beyond the
fine tuning of representative democracy to focus on common goals such as
transparency and accountability.
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Ana from Romania speaks about
how we need to join forces to achieve a more successful outcome with
participation .
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Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about how we can stream
meetings but we need to then actually access, query and add this information
to a body of knowledge already on open government.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about Germany’s migrant integration.
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Francesco
from Italy speaks about the role of intermediate bodies in civil society in
connecting citizens to government.
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Mounir
MAHJOUBI, Secretary of State for Digital Affairs, France speaks about how we
are trying to achieve autonomy, empowerment and access to knowledge for
citizens through participation.
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Stephan
from Austria speaks about showing that you can be trusted rather than
demanding trust from citizens.
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Anthony
ZACHARZEWSKI, President of The Democratic Society speaks about the future of
participation being built through motivation, opportunity and capacity on the
part of both government and citizens.
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An
audience member speaks about the meaning of participation and that
participation is a tool, not a goal.
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Anthony
ZACHARZEWSKI, President of The Democratic Society speaks about how the
purpose of participation is to broaden the number of voices that government
hears from.
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Anthony
ZACHARZEWSKI, President of The Democratic Society speaks about the need for a
cultural change; a change in behaviour.
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Daniel FREUND, Transparency International EU speaks
about how bad participation leads to more distrust, disenchantment and
frustration on the part of citizens.
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An attaché from Bulgaria speaks about how attacking
CSOs for making critical comments is unhelpful and missing the value embedded
within those comments
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Ola from Sweden speaks about inclusion of all people
in participation and why digitalising government is not the solution.
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Mounir MAHJOUBI, Secretary of State for Digital
Affairs, France speaks about how 20% of people in France don’t know how to
participate digitally and that by not tackling the issue of inclusion, you
are missing 1 in 5 of your citizens.
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Jari PARTANEN, State Secretary of the Government of
Finland speaks about participation and the need to be a shift from
consultation to a broader civic dialogue.
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Jari PARTANEN, State Secretary of the Government of
Finland speaks about how if we use language
that is not clear or about government functions in complicated ways,
we cannot expect people to participate.
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Jari PARTANEN, State Secretary of the Government of
Finland speaks about how wicked problems do not respect boundaries and that finding
solutions requires global participation.
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Patrick O’DONOVAN TD, Minister of State for Public
Procurement, Open Government and eGovernment, Ireland speaks about the
legitimacy of actors in participation.
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Klaus VITT, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry
of the Interior and Federal Government Commissioner for Information
Technology, Germany speaks about
managing the expectations of citizens.
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Helen DARBISHIRE, Access Info Europe speaks about how we don’t have the
information we need to participate in a timely fashion.
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Ana
BIRCHALL, Vice Prime Minister for Romania’s Strategic Partnerships’
Implementation, Romania speaks about the need to regain the trust of citizens
on several levels.
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Helen DARBISHIRE, Access Info Europe speaks about populist culture and the fear
of bad participation.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about technological advancement and changing expectations.
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Tiago ANTUNES, Secretary of State of the Council of
Ministers, Portugal speaks about the world’s first national participatory
budget.
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Daniel FREUND, Transparency International EU speaks
about EU participation practices.
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Daniel FREUND, Transparency International EU speaks
about what constitutes strong participation.
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Francesco of Italy speaks about thinking of
participation as an investment, rather than a charitable act.
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Pauline from the UK speaks about tech being a main
entry point for many but not for all people.
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Mounir MAHJOUBI, Secretary of State for Digital
Affairs, France speaks about cultivating a sharing attitude at all levels
including public servants
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Sam VAN DER STAAK, IDEA speaks about how both the
formal and informal forms of participation are widening and deepening.
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Sam VAN DER STAAK, IDEA speaks about the role of
digital technology in participation and lessons learned from its
implementation.
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Angela CONSTANCE, Cabinet Secretary for communities,
social security and equalities,
Scotland, UK speaks about a renewed appetite for citizen engagement in
Scotland.
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Angela CONSTANCE, Cabinet Secretary for communities,
social security and equalities, Scotland, UK speaks about how 5 million
invested in participatory budgeting.
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Angela CONSTANCE, Cabinet Secretary for communities,
social security and equalities,
Scotland, UK speaks about how nearly 2,500 were recruited for an experience
panel to help shape policy.
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Mounir MAHJOUBI, Secretary of State for Digital
Affairs, France speaks about how 3 citizen consultations opened in France
with clear laws on mobility, food regulation, transformation of public
action.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about three frontiers of participation.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about the need to involve marginalised youth to mitigate the risk of
radicalisation.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about deliberative participation; e.g. Canada’s open dialogue.
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Sanjay
of OGP speaks about being more inclusive through participation
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Pauline
from the UK speaks about building participation into civil servants’ DNA (not
just training them on requirements)
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Zuzana
WIENK, Fair Play Alliance and OGP SC member speaks about how people need to
feel not only involved but respected and valued for their contributions.
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Maurice from Slovak Republic speaks about the EU
missing targets that were not developed through participation
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Tim HUGHES, Director of Involve speaks about the
Irish Citizens Assembly and Brexit with regards to re-connecting members of
the public with each other
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Tiago ANTUNES, Secretary of State of the Council of
Ministers, Portugal speaks about legitimising citizens’ projects
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about the Rahvakogu platform in Estonia for citizens to amend
political party laws
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Angela CONSTANCE, Cabinet Secretary for communities,
social security and equalities, Scotland, UK speaks about the importance of
connecting communities with each other
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Angela CONSTANCE, Cabinet Secretary for communities,
social security and equalities, Scotland, UK speaks about small scale
projects
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Rumyana BACHVAROVA, Chief of Cabinet, Council of
Ministers, Bulgaria speaks about young people, skills in new technologies,
and their importance in helping the government make the right proposals.
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Rumyana BACHVAROVA, Chief of Cabinet, Council of
Ministers, Bulgaria speaks about the importance of investing in young people.
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Sandra from Grecia speaks about how citizens can
help with Implementing policy.
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Ana BIRCHALL, Vice Prime Minister for Romania’s
Strategic Partnerships’ Implementation, Romania speaks about equal
opportunity law, personal insolvency law, and the Istanbul convention.
***
Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about how we can stream
meetings but can we actually access, query and add this information to a body
of knowledge already on open government?
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Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about knowledge sharing
on sensitive topics for the Ireland Citizen Assembly.
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Teyla
from Estonia speaks about dropping the distinctions between government and
civil society to pursue the common goal.
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Vanessa
LISTON, CiviQ speaks about mapping out the range of opinion and complexity on
the issue by creating an open body of public knowledge on policy issues.
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Thea
TSULUKIANI, Minister of Justice, Georgia and Chair of OGP speaks about
welcoming more active engagement from European leaders.
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Klaus
VITT, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Federal
Government Commissioner for Information Technology, Germany speaks about how scientific algorithms for
participation will become more objective.
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Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about losing the
knowledge shared during consultations.
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Ardalan SHEKARABI, Minister for Public
Administration, Sweden speaks about how trust in government is challenged by
trolls as news travels like the speed of light and is trapped or created in
social media bubbles.
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Ardalan SHEKARABI, Minister for Public
Administration, Sweden speaks about how speaking through to power is
sometimes not possible without direct access to reliable sources of public
information.
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Ardalan SHEKARABI, Minister for Public
Administration, Sweden speaks about how for trust in government, we must
continue consolidating the digital
freedom of information.
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Zuzana WIENK of Fair Play Alliance and OGP SC speaks
about the ultimate challenge with participation being the declining trust and
the associated risk of radicalisation.
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Zuzana WIENK, Fair Play Alliance and OGP SC member
speaks about how participation is not a popularity contest and shouldn’t end
up as a marketing tool.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about arising distrust in countries with traditional consultation
mechanisms, which can be captured by special interests.
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Sanjay PRADHAN, CEO of Open Government Partnership
speaks about anti-establishment movements.
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Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about the wealth of knowledge to
capture and use for other innovations
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Vanessa LISTON, CiviQ speaks about ways of
transcribing meetings to add to a body of knowledge that the public can query
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Thea TSULUKIANI, Minister of Justice, Georgia and
Chair of OGP speaks about Co-chair Mukalami Dimba generating innovation in
public service delivery.
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Rumyana BACHVAROVA, Chief of Cabinet, Council of
Ministers, Bulgaria speaks about how in the Bulgarian presidency, there’s a
large focus on the future skills needed by young people, to keep up with the
pace of technological change.
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Zuzana WIENK, Fair Play Alliance and OGP SC member
speaks about an important year for OGP because 76 national and subnational
action plans will be delivered.
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A member of the audience speaks about how making
good qualitative decisions is not always the same as establishing a
democratic decision process.
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Thea TSULUKIANI, Minister of Justice, Georgia and
Chair of OGP speaks about co creation and peer learning in Georgia.
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