Presentation by the OECD on "Towards a new generation of indicators next steps" for the Workshop on Digital Government Indicators 6 September 2016. More information can be found at: www.oecd.org/gov/digital-government/

1. TOWARDS A NEW GENERATION OF
INDICATORS: NEXT STEPS
Barbara Ubaldi
Senior Project Manager – Digital Government and Open Data
OECD GOV
Paris, 6 September 2016

2. • How should the OECD approach the 2016 OECD data
collection on Digital Government and the
development of OECD Digital Government
Indicators?
• What are the main challenges to be anticipated to
ensure a timely and efficient data collection? How
can the delegates help out in managing these risks?
• Which principles should we prioritise?
Questions for discussion

3. OECD Recommendation on
Digital Government Strategies
Openness and
Engagement
Governance and
Coordination
Capacities to Support
Implementation
1) Openness, transparency
and inclusiveness
2) Engagement and
participation in a multi-
actor context in policy
making and service delivery
3) Creation of a data-driven
culture
4) Protecting privacy and
ensuring security
5) Leadership and political
commitment
6) Coherent use of digital
technology across policy
areas
7) Effective organizational
and governance frameworks
to coordinate
8) Strengthen international
cooperation with other
governments
9) Development of clear
business cases
10) Reinforced institutional
capacities
11) Procurement of digital
technologies
12) Legal and regulatory
framework
Creating Value Through the Use of ICT

4. Next steps
Principles
selection
Data collection Indicators

5. Timeline
• Survey designed Sep-Oct 2016
• Survey piloted in Oct-Nov 2016
• Survey finalised Nov 2016
• Survey launched in Dec 2016
• Data collection Dec 2016 - Jan 2017
• Some data presented included in the GaaG 2017
• Dig Gov Indicators finalised in June 2017 in time
for the reporting to the Council on the
Recommendation on Digital Government
Strategies

6. Thank you!