| 4. In which ways is the initiative creative and innovative?
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A delegation from Singapore visited DPADM on 4 September 2013 to share and exchange ideas on e-government, open data and co-creation initiatives. The delegation gave a presentation to DPADM on Singapore’s initiatives in the area of e-government and discussed about the latest trends and strategies. The ideas about the role of technology and e-government in improving public sector outcomes, principles for e-government management and governance and key success factors for e-government were also discussed. The topics of open data, data analytics trends and their value for the public sector, as well as good ideas in encouraging co-creation between government, businesses and people were also discussed.
DPADM presented the work of the Division, highlighting the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Government Readiness (METER), the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Participation (METEP), The Guidelines on Open Government Data for Citizen Engagement and E-Government Survey.
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| 5. Who implemented the initiative and what is the size of the population affected by this initiative?
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A delegation from Singapore visited DPADM on 4 September 2013 to share and exchange ideas on e-government, open data and co-creation initiatives. The delegation gave a presentation to DPADM on Singapore’s initiatives in the area of e-government and discussed about the latest trends and strategies. The ideas about the role of technology and e-government in improving public sector outcomes, principles for e-government management and governance and key success factors for e-government were also discussed. The topics of open data, data analytics trends and their value for the public sector, as well as good ideas in encouraging co-creation between government, businesses and people were also discussed.
DPADM presented the work of the Division, highlighting the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Government Readiness (METER), the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Participation (METEP), The Guidelines on Open Government Data for Citizen Engagement and E-Government Survey.
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| 6. How was the strategy implemented and what resources were mobilized?
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A delegation from Singapore visited DPADM on 4 September 2013 to share and exchange ideas on e-government, open data and co-creation initiatives. The delegation gave a presentation to DPADM on Singapore’s initiatives in the area of e-government and discussed about the latest trends and strategies. The ideas about the role of technology and e-government in improving public sector outcomes, principles for e-government management and governance and key success factors for e-government were also discussed. The topics of open data, data analytics trends and their value for the public sector, as well as good ideas in encouraging co-creation between government, businesses and people were also discussed.
DPADM presented the work of the Division, highlighting the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Government Readiness (METER), the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Participation (METEP), The Guidelines on Open Government Data for Citizen Engagement and E-Government Survey.
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| 7. Who were the stakeholders involved in the design of the initiative and in its implementation?
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A delegation from Singapore visited DPADM on 4 September 2013 to share and exchange ideas on e-government, open data and co-creation initiatives. The delegation gave a presentation to DPADM on Singapore’s initiatives in the area of e-government and discussed about the latest trends and strategies. The ideas about the role of technology and e-government in improving public sector outcomes, principles for e-government management and governance and key success factors for e-government were also discussed. The topics of open data, data analytics trends and their value for the public sector, as well as good ideas in encouraging co-creation between government, businesses and people were also discussed.
DPADM presented the work of the Division, highlighting the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Government Readiness (METER), the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Participation (METEP), The Guidelines on Open Government Data for Citizen Engagement and E-Government Survey.
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| 8. What were the most successful outputs and why was the initiative effective?
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A delegation from Singapore visited DPADM on 4 September 2013 to share and exchange ideas on e-government, open data and co-creation initiatives. The delegation gave a presentation to DPADM on Singapore’s initiatives in the area of e-government and discussed about the latest trends and strategies. The ideas about the role of technology and e-government in improving public sector outcomes, principles for e-government management and governance and key success factors for e-government were also discussed. The topics of open data, data analytics trends and their value for the public sector, as well as good ideas in encouraging co-creation between government, businesses and people were also discussed.
DPADM presented the work of the Division, highlighting the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Government Readiness (METER), the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Participation (METEP), The Guidelines on Open Government Data for Citizen Engagement and E-Government Survey.
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| 9. What were the main obstacles encountered and how were they overcome?
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A delegation from Singapore visited DPADM on 4 September 2013 to share and exchange ideas on e-government, open data and co-creation initiatives. The delegation gave a presentation to DPADM on Singapore’s initiatives in the area of e-government and discussed about the latest trends and strategies. The ideas about the role of technology and e-government in improving public sector outcomes, principles for e-government management and governance and key success factors for e-government were also discussed. The topics of open data, data analytics trends and their value for the public sector, as well as good ideas in encouraging co-creation between government, businesses and people were also discussed.
DPADM presented the work of the Division, highlighting the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Government Readiness (METER), the Measurement and Evaluation Tool for E-Participation (METEP), The Guidelines on Open Government Data for Citizen Engagement and E-Government Survey.
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