e-participation case study: Direct democracy portal "Today I Decide" by Ms. Nele Leosk, e-Governance Academy, Estonia

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    e-participation case study: Direct democracy portal "Today I Decide" by Ms. Nele Leosk, e-Governance Academy, Estonia - Presentation Transcript

    1. Today I Decide (TOM) Nele Leosk e-Governance Academy (eGA) Skopje, November 30, 2007
    2. TOM - Government Initiative
      • Main idea – to enhance public participation in political decision-making providing opportunity to propose and discuss new legislative initiatives via Internet
      • Also- to enhance dialogue between citizens, public officials, etc
      • Started in June, 2001
      • Administrated by State Chancellery
      • Promoted as Direct Democracy Portal
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    4. TOM - Two modes of operation
      • Policy documents presented for discussion by ministries (functioned just 2 months, from 2008 under e-participation portal again)
      • Proposals submitted by people
      • Only regist ered users can submit proposals and participate in discussions
      • Everybody can follow discussions
    5. Processing ideas
      • Idea is presented
      • 1 0 days for commenting, discussion
      • 3 days for editing
      • 3 days for secret voting
      • Only ideas getting more than half of votes in favour are considered further
      • Ministry has 1 month for analysis and answer
      • Answer is posted on TOM
    6. TOM statistics
      • 1 140 ideas presented (64% voted in, 34 % voted out)
      • 654 proposals sent to the ministries (89% answered: 6% possible implementation, 48% negative, 7% supportive)
      • 6 910 regist ered users
      • 100-150 visits per day (up to 300 when mentioned elsewere, eg in blogs, forums, etc)
      • 7 proposals applied
          • Introduction of summer time
          • Wireless internet signs
          • Estonian anthem downloadable from the Internet
    7. Visits to TOM
    8. New users of TOM (registered)
    9. New ideas
    10. Positive sides of TOM
      • Possibility to rise political issues
      • Obligation of state administration to respond
      • Communication between users (possibility to form an idea together)
      • Communication with state administration
      • Everybody can follow proposals and discussions
    11. Problems of TOM
      • Many non-constructive proposals
      • Passive discussions
      • Low level of the idea author’s ivolvement (35% participate in later phases)
      • Few votes
      • Small number of active users
      • No publicity, buzz
      • Rejection of proposals by state administration on formal grounds
      • Little dialogue between citizen s and political decision makers
      • Few ideas implemented
    12. Mobilising citizens
      • Has to be advertised permanently in the Internet and other media
      • a system of email or RSS notification linking authors and discussants is necessary to improve the quality and quantity of discussion of generated ideas
      • database of ideas to signal previous attempts to address a problem and make it easier to mobilize users
      • tracing the progress of the ideas once they have been delivered to the government
    13. Increasing legislative impact
      • ideas should also be circulated to a wider network of interested parties, including parliamentary committees, political parties and NGOs
      • connect users to outside sources of information to help the drafting and commenting of ideas (legislation, etc)
      • Indicat ion of the policy priorities of government ministries
      • revise and resubmit ideas that have received a negative answer from the relevant government ministry
      • THANK YOU!
      • nele @ega.ee
      • +372 55 61 71 53

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