The Digital Parliaments Project (DPP) is an initiative of POPVOX Foundation that aims to support legislatures around the world as they modernize to remain strong and resilient into and beyond the 21st century.
POPVOX Foundation’s Digital Parliaments Project exists to: Digitize and preserve legislative records Moving parliaments from paper-based systems to interactive and interoperable structured digital archives Empower parliaments with data infrastructure and tools Providing the technical foundation for modern legislative operations that may continually empower parliaments to retain independence and continuity Support regional collaboration and open standards Enabling parliaments to share knowledge and build interoperable systems where deemed appropriate Build sustainable, local capacity Training parliamentary staff to manage and maintain systems over the long term Bridge the gap between civic tech and public institutions Connecting technology innovation with democratic governance needs
Individual modules Citizen-Centred Service Design Becoming Citizen-Centric Public Service Delivery Fundamentals Listening to and Understanding Citizens Continuous Service Improvement Becoming an Inclusive Leader Building Service Culture Effective Service Delivery Management
Renovate the Public Hearing is an initiative created by the Centre for Dialogue to act as a convener and catalyst to pilot changes to the provincial local government land-use public hearing requirements as a means to enhance social justice, community-building and strengthen democratic culture.
Tussell & techUK are thrilled to share the 3rd annual Tech200 awards - our list of the 200 fastest-growing technology companies in the UK public sector, from FY 2021/22 to FY 2022/23.
Aspen Digital and the Aspen Policy Academy are launching a new program for Rising Civic AI Leaders to educate newly hired state and local government employees in charge of managing the adoption and implementation of AI-driven tools.
