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Digital Democracy: participation-accountability-economic Development
Athens 2013 October 2
Miguel Gonzalez-SanchoEUROPEAN COMMISSION, DG CONNECT
Presentation overview
• European Commission and e-Gov > eParticipation
• e-participation and the policy cycle
• Reflections from the Digital Agenda for Europe case
Speeding up Public sector innovation (Virtuous circles – Government)
eGovernmentAction Plan
Empowering Citizens and Businesses
Strengthening the Internal Market
Efficiency & Effectiveness
Pre-conditions
User Centric services
Collaborative production
Re-use of information
Transparency
Involvement of Citizens
Organisation process
Administrative burden
Open Specifications and Interoperability
Key enablers
Innovative eGovernment
Green Government
Seamless Services
Personal Mobility
Cross Border Services
eGovernment Action Plan 2011-15
Open Government
European eGovernment Action Plan 2011-15 – Pillar I "User Empowerment":Citizens and businesses should be empowered by eGovernment services designed around users' needs and developed in collaboration with third parties, as well as by increased access to public information, strengthened transparency and effective means for involvement of stakeholders in the policy process.
Source: http://www.govloop.com/profiles/blogs/three-dimensions-of-open-government
Pillar I: Empowering Citizens and Businesses
User-centric services:•Services designed around users’ needs and inclusive services•Flexible and personalised interactions with public administrations
Collaborative production of services:•Engaging third parties in the design and production of public services
Re-use of public sector information:•Maximising the value of re-use of public sector information (PSI)
Improvement of transparency:•Transparency in government decision-making and in its use of personal data (in accordance with the Data Protection Directive)
Involvement of citizens and businesses in policy:•Facilitating businesses and citizens through ICT solutions to participate in public policy consultations, debates and policy-making processes
Open Government House
EU Treaties & Institutions
eParticipation Preparatory Action
eTEN
FP7
FP6FP5
CIPeP
racti
ce Ministerial
Declarations
eGov Action Plans
H2020(tbc)
Building the European Open Government House with a strong element on eParticipation
Presentation overview
• European Commission and e-Gov > eParticipation
• e-participation and the policy cycle
• Learnings from the Digital Agenda for Europe
A VISION: A THIRD WAY OF POLICY MAKING?
+ Emergent+ Open+ Peer2peer+ Unexpected
Direct Democracy
- Social media - Populism- Unstructured discussion- Loudest voice
+ Expert based decisions+ Robust+ Relevant
Technocracy
- Black box- Closed models- Reductionism
Policy-making 2.0:Open and evidence based
COVERING THE FULL POLICY CYCLE: IT’S NOT ABOUT JUST CROWDSOURCING DECISIONS
POLICY DESIGN: SMART CROWDSOURCING
POLICY IMPLEMENTATION: APPS FOR BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE
MONITORING AND EVALUATION THROUGH OPEN DATA
Presentation overview
• European Commission and e-Gov > eParticipation
• e-participation and the policy cycle
• Reflections from the Digital Agenda for Europe case
IT’S NOT “TWO-WAY” CONVERSATION Many-to-many drives participation and action
http://daa.ec.europa.eu/group/2/content
IT’S NOT ABOUT DIRECT DEMOCRACY It’s about letting good ideas emerge and bad ideas be
revealed
http://daa.ec.europa.eu/content/special/crowdsourcing
IT’S NOT ABOUT “TOTAL OPENNESS NOW”
A continuous trend: opening up earlier, and at more granular level
http://daa.ec.europa.eu/content/special/towards-european-strategy-web-entrepreneurs
IT’S NOT ABOUT “TOTAL CITIZENS” Not representative but insightful: exploiting the long tail
blogs.ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/
@DigitalAgendaEU
DigitalAgenda
ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!