Osimo crossover md

More sustainable public policies : can policy-‐making 2.0 help? INSITE MEETING David Osimo, Tech4i2.com www.crossover-‐eu.net #pm20

KEY CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABLE POLICIES   Gain a shared understanding and describe the problems at stake   Design crea>ve solu>ons   Make sure they are recognized and implemented by government   Make people understand the long-‐term implica>ons of their behaviour   Make people actually change their behaviour   Fund sustainability ini>a>ves   Monitor the environmental performance of countries   Evaluate the impact of policies

DISTANT CAUSES AND EFFECTS AND SHORTERMISM

WHAT IS POLICY-‐MAKING 2.0 TOOLS VALUES   Open data   Open up to external   Social networks and contribu>ons earlier in the crowdsourcing process   Visualisa>on   Enable peer-‐to-‐peer collabora>on between   Simula>on and modeling par>cipants   Serious gaming   Design for unexpected ques>ons/contribu>ons (Raw data, open ques>ons)   Be very clear and usable when you ask for help   Account for real humans not simpliﬁed abstract en>>es

Uservoice, Etherpad ideascale Forum, Co-ment.com blogs, Policy twitter Brainstorming Drafting tools solutions proposals Revising Open proposals Policy Google Discussion tasks moderator Policy design Social Ensure networks Set priorities Buy-inCollaborat Identify Agenda Policy Impleme Collaborativ ive problems setting cycle ntation Challenge e actionvisualizati .gov on Monitor Induce Collect evaluation behavioural evidenceEvidencechal change Persuasive lenge.com technologies Monitor Anallyze data Collect execution feedback Open data Open Data Participatr visualization y sensing

SHARED UNDERSTANDING: OPEN DATA VISUALIZATION http://stateofworkingamerica.org/who-gains/#/?start=2000&end=2008

CREATIVE SOLUTIONS: THE CASE OF IDEARIO FOR CAGLIARI

Tool: commentable documentOPEN POLICY REVIEW: COMMENTNEELIE.EU

BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE THROUGH SIMULATION

BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE THROUGH GREEN APPS

MAKING IT HAPPEN THROUGH CROWDFUNDING

POLICY EVALUATION: TRACKING THE PERFORMANCE OF COUNTRIES

KEY QUESTIONS   Are these the problems that need to be addressed?   Are these solu>ons suﬃcient to solve the problems?   What else is needed?

YOUR QUESTIONS? Further informa>on:   Visit www.crossover-‐project.eu   Post ques>ons/needs on h_p://crossover.uservoice.com   Share experiences on the Policy-‐Making 2.0 group on Linkedin h_p://egov20.wordpress.com @osimod David.osimo@tech4i2.com

BACKUP

IT’S NOT ABOUT “TOTAL CITIZENSHIP” • Producing 100% attention data • Commenting, 10% reviewing, curating • Producing 1% content/ services Source: IPTS estimation based on Eurostat, IPSOS-MORI, Forrester

WE SHOULD DESIGN GOV 2.0 FOR BART, NOT ONLY FOR LISA Hat tip: Carter and Dance, Nytimes.com 1 7

VIEWS FROM THE FIELD   “There are more smart people outside government than within it” (Bill Joy)   “the coolest thing to do with your data will be thought of by someone else” (Rufus Pollock)   “A problem shared is a problem halved ...and a pressure group created” (Paul Hodgkin – Pa>entOpinion.com)   “it’s about pressure points, chinks in the armour where improvements might be possible, whether with the consent of government or not” (Tom Steinberg, Mysociety.org)   “many par>cipants in the process dilute the eﬀect of bad apples or unconstruc>ve par>cipants” (Beth Noveck, Peertopatent.org) 1 8

HOW TO DO IT: INNOVATION WITHOUT PERMISSION   A_ract and build internal competences   Ask for help in the Open Source community   Copy and use ready-‐made tools   Valorize risk-‐taking internally   Not completely bo_om-‐up: a design approach   Permanent beta, con>nuous strive for usability   Start experimen>ng!

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