May 11, 2011 at 11:23GreenfieldFeedback: e-government and e-government officials
At the nearest GreenfieldFeedback on May 13, Maksut Shadaev (Presidential Administration), Ivan Begtin (creator of datagov) and others will try to answer whether the Internet will become a tool for resolving socially significant issues in Russia. An open discussion organized by the GreenfieldProject and Gov2project teams will be accompanied by presentations from four e-Government projects.
Venue: Central House of Entrepreneur, ul. Pokrovka, 47/24. Beginning at 18.30. Registration is required. Participation is free.
The noise around RosPila and Where is the casino? - single cases or the first messengers of success of the idea of Government2.0? What awaits projects from the e-government sphere on the eve of the election? Who needs gov2.0 startups and how can they really help? These and other questions can be asked Grigory Bakunov, Maksut Shadaev, Ivan Begtin and other experts at an impromptu press conference that will open GreenfieldFeedback.
And in the main part of the event, four existing projects will tell about themselves, striving to provide people with niche Internet platforms for solving very real social problems. Each project received half an hour of time for presentation and collecting feedback from experts and the audience. On May GreenfieldFeedback will perform:
StreetJournal.org- Russian finalist of the Red Herring Europe Top 100 this year, which allows you to find and solve local problems by teaming with like-minded people and building a dialogue with the authorities. To date, the number of problems solved through StreetJournal has exceeded 700.
Discussion of StareetJournal on the Habr
“DalSlovo.ru” is a resource where you can track the implementation of commitments made by politicians: add current news, monitor developments, etc. At the service of project participants: a calendar of these promises and a list of government officials responsible for a particular issue.
How DalSlovo kept their word and launched the
“Help Card”- A project to help victims of forest fires. The site allows you to add information about a new fire, tell what the fire victims need, find volunteers who are ready to help and put out the fires. By the way, the project received the 2010 Runet Prize.
“Map” on “Tape”
“Traffic jams from a window” is a service through which webcam owners help car owners monitor the situation on specific sections of the road. About 200 cameras have already been connected to the system in Moscow and the near Moscow region, and the project itself has received investments for further development.
“Zuckerberg will call” lynching “Traffic jams from the window”
PS If you have your own project about “electronic government”, then you can make a brief presentation - a pitch - during the event.
PPS Follow the details and latest GreenfieldFeedback news on Twitter using the hashtag #feedback_en
Venue: Central House of Entrepreneur, ul. Pokrovka, 47/24. Beginning at 18.30. Registration is required. Participation is free.
The noise around RosPila and Where is the casino? - single cases or the first messengers of success of the idea of Government2.0? What awaits projects from the e-government sphere on the eve of the election? Who needs gov2.0 startups and how can they really help? These and other questions can be asked Grigory Bakunov, Maksut Shadaev, Ivan Begtin and other experts at an impromptu press conference that will open GreenfieldFeedback.
And in the main part of the event, four existing projects will tell about themselves, striving to provide people with niche Internet platforms for solving very real social problems. Each project received half an hour of time for presentation and collecting feedback from experts and the audience. On May GreenfieldFeedback will perform:
StreetJournal.org- Russian finalist of the Red Herring Europe Top 100 this year, which allows you to find and solve local problems by teaming with like-minded people and building a dialogue with the authorities. To date, the number of problems solved through StreetJournal has exceeded 700.
Discussion of StareetJournal on the Habr
“DalSlovo.ru” is a resource where you can track the implementation of commitments made by politicians: add current news, monitor developments, etc. At the service of project participants: a calendar of these promises and a list of government officials responsible for a particular issue.
How DalSlovo kept their word and launched the
“Help Card”- A project to help victims of forest fires. The site allows you to add information about a new fire, tell what the fire victims need, find volunteers who are ready to help and put out the fires. By the way, the project received the 2010 Runet Prize.
“Map” on “Tape”
“Traffic jams from a window” is a service through which webcam owners help car owners monitor the situation on specific sections of the road. About 200 cameras have already been connected to the system in Moscow and the near Moscow region, and the project itself has received investments for further development.
“Zuckerberg will call” lynching “Traffic jams from the window”
PS If you have your own project about “electronic government”, then you can make a brief presentation - a pitch - during the event.
PPS Follow the details and latest GreenfieldFeedback news on Twitter using the hashtag #feedback_en