EU Public Services 2.0 - detailed document

 

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Open Declaration on Public Services 2.0 in the European Union

 

This wiki is part of a project to encourage the European Union to embrace transparent, participative and empowering government. Together we have produced an Open Declaration on European Public Services. Now we are trying to do two things:

 

1) Get People to Endorse the Declaration: we are trying to get as many people as possible to endorse the open declaration via our very simple endorsement website: http://sites.google.com/site/endorsetheopendeclaration/

 

If you have not already endorsed the petition please do so now. Please also encourage your friends and contacts to endorse the petition by bloging, tweeting or talking to them (!) about it. You can also join our Facebook group  http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=150661944506&ref=mf and spread the word that way.

 

2) Write a Supporting Document: we also want to use this wiki to write a document with more details on how we think the three principles outlined in the document should be implemented. Please go to the discussion on each principle and help improve the current text setting out what we think European governments should do.

 

You can find the full text of the Open Declaration here. We will be working on the principles in order: starting with transparency, then going on to participation and empowerment.

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Linus de Petris said

at 3:34 pm on Oct 12, 2009

A new app on Google appspot called Moderator could perhaps be usefull to opinions of many people. Check it out --> http://moderator.appspot.com/

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Paul Johnston said

at 11:34 am on Oct 14, 2009

yes. a nice tool probably too late to use in this initiative though.

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Ben Whitnall said

at 1:18 pm on Oct 21, 2009

Hi all, finally got around to looking at this (have had the email flagged for ages) – looks good.

More than happy to contribute but I think we'll mostly have chat around the participation piece – I notice your principle links all go to '/Transparency' at the moment, I guess that's because you've not started on the other sections yet... Let me know when you get started on participation, or if there's anything else on which you'd like our input!

Cheers,


Ben

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