Co-Creation and Stakeholder Engagement for Evidence Based Policymaking
- 1. Kpeople Research Foundation
- 2. 21c Consultancy
- 3. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
- 4. GFT Italy
- 5. Trust-IT Services
Description
We live in a digital world where shopping, working and even meeting our friends and partners are online but, despite the wealth of digital tools at our fingertips, participation in democratic processes is falling across Europe.
The “Stakeholder Engagement Track” of the Evidence Based Policymaking in Europe Summit 2021 explored how new technologies and tools can be used for engagement and innovative collaboration between policy makers and citizens creating ecosystems for a positive change.
It demonstrated that in the case of Stakeholder Engagement and the Co-Creation process, the biggest challenge is cultural and not technical.
To overcome this challenge it is important to be open, trying to adapt the process to what is needed from the citizens’ point of view, to be ready to listen and to keep the process fluid, not forcing it into a specific direction.
Finally, capacity building is a pillar of the process. Traditional training is not working so it is time to start testing role play training or serious gaming to target this objective.
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Funding
- DECIDO – eviDEnce and Cloud for more InformeD and effective pOlicies 101004605
- European Commission
- AI4PublicPolicy – Automated, Transparent Citizen-Centric Public Policy Making based on Trusted Artificial Intelligence 101004480
- European Commission
- DUET – Digital Urban European Twins for smarter decision making 870697
- European Commission
- PolicyCLOUD – Policy Management through technologies across the complete data lifecycle on cloud environments. 870675
- European Commission
- IntelComp – A Competitive Intelligence Cloud/HPC Platform for AI-based STI Policy Making 101004870
- European Commission