Digital Engagement Event - The impact of a Digital Government on Local Communities - RICHARD WILSON - Presentation Transcript
Digital Engagement Conference Internet Age & Local Government
Richard Wilson / Founder
6 October 09, Church House, Westminster
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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION…
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QUIZ (I)
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES IS MOST QUICKLY AFFECTED BY ICT REVOLUTION
Waste management
Communications
Transport
Health & Social Care
Data & Research Services
QUIZ (I)
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES IS MOST QUICKLY AFFECTED BY ICT REVOLUTION
=1 Data & Research Services
=1 Communications
3 Transport
4 Health & Social Care
5 Waste management
New Rules
Control
Transparency
Searchable & Linkable
Platform Government ..so how do we have a community like facebook?” “ The question is not how can we have a community like facebook it is how can we best serve the existing communities to ensure we meet their needs whist also meeting our own.” Mark Zuckerberg
QUIZ (II)
How do people like to find out about Haringey Council in 2008?
Local Papers
Leaflets in buildings (e.g. libraries)
Leaflets through the door
Haringey people
The website
Going Local
360 0 Integration of 1.0 & 2.0
QUIZ (III)
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS MOST VALUABLE TO YOU IN YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE?
Information
Time
Energy
Money
Space
Henley Centre Headlight Vision, ‘Planning for Consumer Change’ 2007
Time Vs Money 2005/09
“ Never have enough time to get things done”
Local Knowledge
Change is tangible
Less P oliticised
Structures for higher impact
Local expertise
QUIZ (IV)
Where is most money spent on average by councils of the following:
Empowerment
Community development
Social Research (e.g. professional surveys)
Consultation
QUIZ (IV)
Where is most money spent on average by councils of the following:
Social Research (e.g. professional surveys)
Consultation
Community development
Empowerment
Government 3 Points:
360 o Engagement Audit
Coordination of all 1.0 & 2.0 through the LSP
Follow the people are.
Civil Society 3 Points:
Give government permission too fail.
Smart Transparency . Stop ‘gotcha’ culture.
Real Collaboration . Away from the us versus them.
Delivering:
Efficiency Savings
Better Services
Higher Approval Rating
More Mature Relationship With Public
DO YOU THINK PEOPLE TRUST CIVIL SERVANTS LESS, EQUAL OR MORE COMPARED TO 25 YEARS AGO? QUIZ (V)
TRUST IN GOVERNMENT Ipsos-MORI polls 1983-2006 ‘ Do you generally trust these groups to tell the truth, or not?’
Social networking, empowerment and efficiency saving. 2010 Programme Contacts Meera Sodha Project Manager [email_address] +44 (0)20 7608 0815
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