Name: Roll Out the Red Carpet! Insights on the Use of a Learning and Expertise Centre to Strengthen Knowledge Sharing, Policy Making, and Civic Engagement
Start: 2018-07-18T16:30:00+0400
End: 2018-07-18T17:30:00+0400

The Government of Georgia will host the 5th OGP Global Summit in Tbilisi, Georgia, on July 17-19, 2018. The Summit will provide an excellent opportunity for leaders from OGP’s 76 participating countries, local governments, and beyond to exchange ideas on how they are making their governments more transparent, accountable, and responsive to citizens.

Please register for the Global Summit at www.ogpsummit.org and send your questions and/or feedback to summit@opengovpartnership.org.

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Roll Out the Red Carpet! Insights on the Use of a Learning and Expertise Centre to Strengthen Knowledge Sharing, Policy Making, and Civic Engagement

In this interactive workshop you will learn more about the approach and best practices of the Dutch Learning and Expertise center on Open Government, commissioned by the Dutch ministry of the Interior. We will share valuable insights on the use of this learning and expertise centre to strengthen knowledge sharing, policy making and civic engagement. One of the results of this workshop is a list of key take-outs for engaging civil servants and civil society by using creative forms of communication. Join our session and find out what red carpets, popcorn, infographics and liquorice keys have to do with it!

Moderators

Marieke Schenk

Coordinator, Leer-en Expertisepunt Open Overheid

Speakers

Jill Goodman

Organization Impact & Strategy Lead, Government of the City of Austin

Jill leads strategic planning and champions systems change to transform how community members and employees experience government. Twitter: @cafejillio

Tom Kunzler

Interim Director, Open State Foundation

Tom Kunzler joined the Open State Foundation in 2013 and is currently interim Director. He works on Politics and Governance, Openspending and Open Municipial Information.His goal is to make politics more accessible to a broader audience. Tom previously worked for ProDemos and as a... Read More →