Evoice Speech 22 Mei 2008

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    1. eParticipation in the Netherlands Presentation for the Third International Forum on eDemocracy d.d. 22 may 2008
    2. eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Looking back
      • Current approach and activities
      • Looking forward
      • Relevance of eVoice programme
      • Final Remarks
      • Looking back (1/2)
        • eParticipation not a political priority
        • Van Boxtel / Van der Ploeg (1998-2002)
          • exploration of social, economic, cultural and political impact of internet
          • research, experiments
          • eSkills (‘Digitale Trapveldjes’)
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Looking back (2/2)
        • Balkenende (2002-2006)
          • 65% of government services online in 2007
          • efficiency, effectiveness
          • Generic digital infrastructure
        • Balkenende (2006-…)
          • Open dialogues
          • Citizen participation
          • Citizens’ feedback on service delivery
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Current approach and activities (1/3)
        • eParticipation as a strategic new challenge in eGovernment policy (2006)
        • Definition: involving citizens in finding solutions for social issues in all phases of the policy process
        • Three fields of involvement
        • Higher levels of participation
        • Internet as an additional channel for participation
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Current approach and activities (2/3)
        • 2006
          • Setting up an informal network
          • Quickscans
          • brainstorm sessions: definition and longlist of ideas
        • 2007
          • Six experiments
          • eParticpation summit
          • Creative sessions: networking and finding new ideas
          • Community website eparticipatie.nl, outside government
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Current approach and activities (3/3)
        • 2008
          • Further development and takeup of experiments
          • New experiments (digital pioniers)
          • Regional meetings for civil servants on the local level: how to make eParticipation a succes
          • eParticipation-Award
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Looking forward (1/2)
        • Research: citizens want to be involved via the internet
        • Political support seems to be rising
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Looking forward (2/2)
        • But… strong resistance by government
          • politicians feel threathened
          • little trust in the quality of citizens involvement
          • lack of positive experiences
        • Citizens’critique:
          • limited trust in participatory processes organised by government
          • badly informed
          • nothing is done with their input
          • lack of decent feedback mechanisms
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Relevance of eVoice
        • Difficult situation in NL: high potential + strong restance
        • Approach NL:
          • Stimulate small and concrete steps
          • Stimulate cooperation (governments + citizens)
          • Share experiences
          • Inspiration: meet!
        • eVoice helps in all of this
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Final Remarks
        • Keep eParticipation on political agenda
        • Do it web2.0: rip it, find it, mix it, and share it!
      eParticipation the the Netherlands
      • Thank You!
      • Arnout Ponsioen
      • [email_address]
      eParticipation the the Netherlands

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