How to build an open government project - infographic

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STEPS TO DEVELOPING AN OPEN GOVERNMENT PROJECT

START You have an idea for a civic start-up in your community?

Activist

BUT HOW

TO DO

THE PROBLEM STATEMENT SHOULD BE Specific Important for citizens

Concrete Evidence-based

Official

Define 1

IT?

2 Analyse HOW CAN CITIZENS HELP? Specific Geographic thematic coverage IT skills knowledge User experience

Engage 3 Tell them what you did Act on their input Let people tell what matters

4.

Do something with it

1.

Make IT work

Reuse existing solutions Make it intuitive

What government data can help them?

4 Evaluate Number of participants:

Audience reached, active users, comments, inputs, voices?

Set clear rules

TIPS

Balance anonymity and identity Moderate ex post

Type of participants:

“Usual suspects” or “new players”?

2.

Involvement of decision makers: Direct, indirect or non‐existing?

Stimulate participation

Use reputation

Quality of ideas received:

Qualitative judgment or policy expert opinions?

Reach out

3.

Ensure quality input

made at #citylabodessa

http://europeandcis.undp.org/blog/2013/10/17/ a-template-for-developing-a-gov20-opengov-project/ http://www.open-evidence.com/ http://www.undp.org.ua/

Many eyes & many Networks hands and contacts

Usage of ideas and approaches in actual policy/product:

Direct, indirect or non‐existing?

Make it fun

Improvement of service/policy quality

Stimulate vanity

Mid-term impact?

5 Redesign Back to Step 1


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