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The document discusses the TID+ project, which aims to develop an e-participation tool that allows citizens to initiate ideas, discuss them, and ensure a response. The tool builds on an existing Estonian e-participation portal called TOM, adding new functionalities. It will be developed as open source software available in English to be freely adapted and distributed. The project involves analyzing existing e-participation tools, specifying technical and procedural improvements, developing the TID+ software, testing it, and making documentation available internationally.

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Tallinn, June 5th, 2008 Enabling citizen's initiative to eParticipation Project partly financed by the European Union The TID+ project aims to develop a tool that can be made available to citizens by public and private bodies and organisations, on a local, national and international level. The tool allows to initiate ideas, to discuss them and to ensure a response. = international, scalable , adaptable, explained Steven Segaert – steven@ega.ee

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Tallinn, June 5th, 2008 TID+ situated TOM “ TOM v2” (Ideed) TID+  Stand-alone application  Embedded in e-participation portal  Stand-alone application  In Estonian language  In English, easily translatable  Licensed for use within Estonia  Open license, freely adaptable and distributable  Designed for use by central government  Adaptable for use by any (non)governmental entity  Added functionalities to improve user interaction, administration, publication, ...  Scalable, customisable  English practical and conceptual documentation available

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Tallinn, June 5th, 2008 What lies ahead... www.tidplus.net

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Tid+ Conference

1. Tallinn, June 5th, 2008 Enabling citizen's initiative to eParticipation Project partly financed by the European Union The TID+ project aims to develop a tool that can be made available to citizens by public and private bodies and organisations, on a local, national and international level. The tool allows to initiate ideas, to discuss them and to ensure a response. = international, scalable , adaptable, explained Steven Segaert – steven@ega.ee

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5. Tallinn, June 5th, 2008 TID+ situated TOM “ TOM v2” (Ideed) TID+  Stand-alone application  Embedded in e-participation portal  Stand-alone application  In Estonian language  In English, easily translatable  Licensed for use within Estonia  Open license, freely adaptable and distributable  Designed for use by central government  Adaptable for use by any (non)governmental entity  Added functionalities to improve user interaction, administration, publication, ...  Scalable, customisable  English practical and conceptual documentation available

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