The future of government 2030+
A Citizen Centric Perspective on new government models.
This project is running in cooperation with the Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content & Technology (DG CONNECT)
Why
Changing power relations in decision making and public value delivery
Contemporary society is rapidly changing. Citizens are deeply affected by the emergence of social inequalities, migration, and the use of new technologies to access, communicate and exchange information. These developments are influencing power relations in the society and might lead to new forms of democracy and governance. The role and form of government is changing. New actors, such as digital platforms and web- based organisations are operating in the field of public values and service delivery. In addition trust and accountability towards governments is decreasing in many countries. Therefore identifying requirements for future governments allows us to rethink the way they operate and to explore how they might look like in the future.
What
Exploring future government models
The overall aim of the project is to better understand the changing relationships among citizens, businesses and governments. Alternative scenarios and government models will be envisioned and discussed with a wider group of stakeholders.
How
Scenario-building, design approach & citizens engagement
The project combines design and foresight approaches with stakeholder engagement techniques such as participatory workshops, focus groups and online debates. Through this methodological approach and with the support of policy labs from 6 different countries and design schools, we intend to stimulate a debate with citizens, businesses, civil society organizations, policy-makers, civil servants and others around possible future government models.
When
The final event of the FuturGov project will take place on 6 March 2019, for more information read our Save the Date blog post To sign-up for the event, click HERE
Registration deadline March 3rd 2019
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