Technology2008 04
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This document summarizes a workshop on digital local governance held in Ust Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan. The workshop was organized by the United Nations to promote e-governance strategies and capacity building for local governments. It included sessions to share experiences and best practices, assess competencies, and develop individual action plans to apply learning back home. Participants were encouraged to network, and a future training center in Astana was proposed to continue supporting municipalities.
Technology2008 04
- 1. DIGITAL LOCAL AGENDA Цифровые города Ust Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan 10 September 2008 Ivar Tallo
- 2. Summary UNITAR Local Governance Programme E-Governance Programme CityShare- самообучаемые города Следующий шаг для Казахстана- e-development
- 3. The United Nations System
- 4. Программы для гос.управления Программа для местного самоуправления Программа электронного правительства Цели и задачи: - Развитие потенциала органов местного самоуправления. - Широкое применение ИКТ в управлении
- 5. Главные задачи: Развивать модель внедрения информационного общества на местном уровне. Обучать гос.служажих и внедрение стратегии информационного общества на местном уровне. Поддержка международного обмена опытом (IT4ALL Network). Capacity development for Local Authorities of the world in the area of the Information Society. UNITAR and the Basque Government Established May 2004
- 6. The CIFAL Network Current CIFAL Centres worldwide
- 7. Города как экономические единицы конкурирующие между собои Комплексный подход к развитию Как привлечь талант Как создать богатство и среду обитания обеспечение доступа на местном уровне прозрачность процесса народный бюджет
- 8. Готовые решения Gov2Demos Citizen service platform Open City Portal Мобильные услуги Простые Доступные Дешевые
- 9. CityShare Практика обмена знаниями
- 10. Что мы предлагаем для Казахстана ? Центр CIFAL в г.Астана Передача передового опыта для муниципальных образований Тренинги по методологии CityShare
- 11. “ The idea is not to create an encyclopaedia of everything that everybody knows, but to keep track of people who ‘know the recipe’, and nurture the technology and culture that will get them talking” Arian Ward, Hughes Space & Communications Менеджмент знаниями ?
- 12. Workshop objectives To assess current levels of competencies in each city/community To share experiences, knowledge, skills and innovative ideas with peer participants in the field of e-Governance To learn from experts’ lectures and discussions To find partner(s) for future cooperation
- 13. What to expect Small group discussions – interaction with peer pariticipants Case study presentations by peer participants Lectures by Digital Local Agenda expert Field visit to CNM Drafting action plan
- 14. Requirements from Participants Willingness to Share and Receive Be open Very Active (and Vocal) Participation Ask LOTS of questions! Strengthen Relationships with each other Get to know your peers
- 15. Exercises Self-Assessment Exercise (DAY1) Building Knowledge Assets (DAY 2) Knowledge Fair (DAY 3) Individual Action Plan (DAY 3)
- 16. Every group benchmarks itself against a set of key competencies using a common assessment tool Targets for improvement are set by each city, and offers and requests are made in terms of exchanges Results are analysed and a “big picture” is created Through a “peer assist”, cities are brought together to share their strengths Good practices, tools, offers and requests are highlighted and shared during a knowledge fair Using KM tools to improve city-to-city cooperation
- 17. Finally participants should be able to take home: A Personal Action Plan that helps you design and implement best practices back home “ “ “ “ “ “ At the end of the workshop, participants should have built the following knowledge assets A list of Best Practices for each topic (based on case studies, presentations and knowledge shared during exercises) A synthesis of useful advice based on experience from other practitioners Updated resources and contact persons Top 3 Best Practices Useful Advice Updated e-Resources & Contact Persons “ The challenge is to organize this knowledge so you do not find too much information at the same time. You get just enough information where and when you need it. You make sure you get updated and fresh information from people who have the experience” What do we want out of all this?