e-Democracy in 21st Century
09.11.2010
Public administration collects a number of data relevant not only for service delivery but also for companies, citizens and public control. Free access to information became key instrument of democracy and modern governance. However the current model (information on demand) is becoming obsolete and is changing to be proactive – information and data are published immediately after their collection and are made available to anybody. This model enables various new applications and electronic services and becomes a part of Government programs (e.g. Open Government Initiative in USA). The session will present this new approach, examples of applications and services and high-level discussion on introduction of this model to practice.
11:30
Zuzana Wienk, The Fair-Play Alliance
How to Use Public Information
11:30
Lenka Kmeťová,
Pablo Sarrias, Scytl Secure Electronic Voting
Electronic Voting – New Challenge of eDemocracy
Pablo Sarrias, Scytl Secure Electronic Voting
11:30
Gabriel Lachmann , Slovensko.Digital
Open Public Administration – Publishing of Information According to Wikinomics Principles