Ideenwettbewerb zu EU Gov2.0 Strategien

Am 1. Januar wurde von der von der Europäischen Kommission das Projekt Crossroad ins Leben gerufen um eine Roadmap für zukünftige Wissenschaftliche Studien zum Thema “governance and policy modeling” auszuarbeiten. Das beinhaltet auch Government 2.0 Strategien. Dazu hat Crossroad jetzt zu einem Ideenwettbewerb aufgerufen.

David Osimo schreibt zum Projektstart und der Ausschreibung:

In the project, we are mapping the different research activities in this field and providing guidelines for future research that the European Commission should fund. In order to draw on the maximum range of ideas, Crossroad just launched a call for contributions, where we ask to provide a short paper on the state of the art of a related field and on future research needs. Deadline is february 25th. The best papers’ authors will be included in the Scientific Committee, rewarded with a lump sum.

Hier ist das Formular (als PDF download) um am Wettbewerb teilzunehmen. Darin heisst es:

As Governments are committing more effort to understand an increasingly interdependent and complex world, citizens demand more openness, transparency and commitment to results – within or after the financial crisis. Moreover, citizens are becoming increasingly vocal in monitoring and influencing policy decisions, through the new media. Along these ways of evolution, future scenarios in ICT for Governance and Policy Modelling are promising to reach the target of a better, participative, evidence-based and timely governance, while taming greater complexity and attracting citizens’ involvement.