Posts tagged World Bank

Participatory budgeting for genuine citizen engagement

Allison Hornery, April 10, 2012

In the countdown to the OGP2012 forum in Brasilia, Tiago Peixoto from the World Bank Institute’s ICT4Gov program discusses the value, opportunities and challenges of participatory budgeting.

Evangelizing Open Data at the World Bank

Allison Hornery, September 4, 2011

Join a discussion with Tariq Khokar, the World Bank’s Open Data Evangelist. We chat about how data is impacting development priorities, and how the World …

Service design for the public sector: designing questions before answers

Start-up culture meets Gov 2.0 in Washington DC

2.0 is changing the economic definition of public goods. Or is it?

Beyond the hype: Gov-tech across the Commonwealth of Nations

OECD e-Leaders 2012: From e-Gov to OpenGov

eGovernment in the United Arab Emirates

data.gov.au – a year in the life

Joining the Open Government Partnership: What’s next?

Counting down to the Open Gov News Challenge 2013

Utah.gov saves $61m through online service delivery

Bringing content to people, not people to websites

Revolution @ State: How new media is shaping diplomacy

MAPPING THE PUBLIC INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM

Connecting the communicators with CommsCamp

The Power of Co – collaborative governance in a complex world

Social media, record-keeping and open government

The community as first responder: Social media in local emergencies

When ROI = Return-On-Influence: Social communication for local government in Monmouthshire

Participatory budgeting for genuine citizen engagement

Evangelizing Open Data at the World Bank