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Challenge: Te kirirarau me te whakahoatanga | Active citizenship and partnership
Open Government Partnership New Zealand
Definition: “Active citizenship means people getting involved in their local communities and democracy at all levels, from towns to cities to nationwide activity. Active citizenship can be as small as a campaign to clean up your street or as big as educating... More about 'Challenge: Te kirirarau me te whakahoatanga | Active citizenship and partnership'
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How can we turn our ideas into reality?
Now’s the time for us to consider what small changes we can make, that together will lead to big differences. We want you to tell us what you are going to do, a small pledge that will collectively make a big difference. Walking, cycling or taking the... More about 'How can we turn our ideas into reality?'
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Challenge: Te mārama me te noho haepapa | Transparency and accountability
Open Government Partnership New Zealand
Definition: Being open and transparent means that people can see or find out why the government does what it does. Accountability means the government is answerable for its work, actions, and decisions. We want to hear from you: In the context of future... More about 'Challenge: Te mārama me te noho haepapa | Transparency and accountability'
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Challenge: Te uruparenga | Responsiveness
Open Government Partnership New Zealand
Definition: In the Public Service Act, responsiveness is described as what the public service does to understand and meet people’s needs and aspirations, including how it works with New Zealanders when designing policies and services. We want to hear... More about 'Challenge: Te uruparenga | Responsiveness'
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Are there better ways to travel around Jersey?
While you can still share your thoughts on why we need to talk about climate change or how you think we could better heat our homes, but this week we want to focus on exploring the issues around transport and ask, are there better ways we can travel... More about 'Are there better ways to travel around Jersey?'
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Why do we need to talk about climate?
Jersey's Climate Conversation is the chance for our island community to come together to share their views and learn from our peers about Jersey's climate change responsibilities. The small changes we make together can lead to big changes globally. If... More about 'Why do we need to talk about climate?'
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How can we reduce our carbon emissions?
Last week we looked at the emissions we produce on island (our scope 1 emissions) and the role of our natural environment in soaking up (we call this carbon sequestration) some of these emissions in Jersey. This week we are going to explore the everyday... More about 'How can we reduce our carbon emissions?'
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Is Jersey doing enough about climate change?
Last week we asked you to tell us your thoughts on transport and you all shared some fantastic ideas and you can keep adding to these and commenting on those that have been shared or by adding your own. This week we want to focus on exploring the issues... More about 'Is Jersey doing enough about climate change?'
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How should we be heating our homes?
Last week we asked you to share your thoughts on why we should be talking about climate change, you all shared some fantastic ideas and you can keep adding to these and commenting on those that have been shared or by adding your own. This week we want... More about 'How should we be heating our homes?'
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Digital ethics: a framework for trust
This is now closed. Scotland is facing difficult decisions about using digital options to maintain, provide and improve services. The aim of this conversation is to inform what principles and frameworks might look like to guide how Scotland can develop... More about 'Digital ethics: a framework for trust'
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How can we learn locally about Climate Change Issues?
The rapidly warming climate and collapse of biodiversity is leading to a huge climate crisis. To become part of the solution, we need to learn more and share more information about the things that affect us in our homes and at our own community level?... More about 'How can we learn locally about Climate Change Issues?'
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Torfaen Climate Change Challenge / Her Newid yn yr Hinsawdd Torfaen
Torfaen County Borough Council
Last year, the Council declared a climate change emergency, acknowledging the real threat that climate change poses to both current and future generations. Watch our video of Rachel Jowitt, Chief Officer for Neighbourhood Services, Planning and Public... More about 'Torfaen Climate Change Challenge / Her Newid yn yr Hinsawdd Torfaen '
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#Stayingsafe in Merseyside (Young Person's Site)
Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership
Thank you! Thank you for taking part in the #StayingSafe dialogue. This page is now closed for comment. Scroll down to see all the ideas and click into each one to see the comments. This is just one of the ways in which we are offering a listening ear... More about '#Stayingsafe in Merseyside (Young Person's Site)'
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#Stayingsafe in Merseyside (Public Dialogue)
Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership
Thank you! Thank you for taking part in the #StayingSafe dialogue. This page is now closed for comment. Scroll down to see all the ideas and click into each one to see the comments. This is just one of the ways in which we are offering a listening ear... More about '#Stayingsafe in Merseyside (Public Dialogue)'
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How should Scotland change to tackle the climate emergency in an effective and fair way?
Scotland's Climate Assembly's dialogue is now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated. Please continue to follow the Assembly on social media (Twitter, Facebook and Instagram) or through our website to see how your ideas shape Scotland's Climate... More about 'How should Scotland change to tackle the climate emergency in an effective and fair way?'
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): our shared role in containing the virus
Read the analysis of responses. This report outlines the themes emerging from a rapid analysis of the public engagement exercise that took place 5-11 October 2020 on the Scottish Government's approach to managing the Coronavirus (COVID-19). This is now... More about 'Coronavirus (COVID-19): our shared role in containing the virus '
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): framework for decision making
This is now closed. Read the rapid analysis of the public engagement exercise on our approach to decision making with regard to changes to the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown arrangements. The emergence of Coronavirus (COVID-19) is the biggest global... More about 'Coronavirus (COVID-19): framework for decision making'
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Budget Proposals 2020/21 / Cynigion cyllideb ar gyfer 2020/21
Torfaen County Borough Council
Budget proposals for 2020/21 The council’s budget plans have an impact on everyone in the borough, whether that is from investment in schools, roads, caring for vulnerable people or maintaining cleaner, greener communities. This week the council has... More about 'Budget Proposals 2020/21 / Cynigion cyllideb ar gyfer 2020/21'
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Values Jam: Discovering Metro South Health's Organisational Values
Our shared values are at the heart of who we are as an organisation. Metro South Health staff, volunteers and consumers are all invited to join our “Big Values Conversation” and take part in the Values Jam! Do you have a story to tell, or a picture that... More about 'Values Jam: Discovering Metro South Health's Organisational Values'
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Torfaen Litter Challenge / Her Sbwriel Torfaen
Torfaen County Borough Council
Litter is a concern to everyone in Torfaen and creates a significant cost to the council each year. Maintaining a cleaner, greener Torfaen is a priority within the council’s Corporate Plan. Whilst it would be unrealistic to expect a completely litter... More about 'Torfaen Litter Challenge / Her Sbwriel Torfaen'
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MSH Futures Lab Challenge 2: Keeping our emergency health care services for emergencies
SpotOnHealth Connecting Care is a unique collaboration between Metro South Health, Queensland Ambulance Service and Brisbane South PHN. We have been talking with each of the partners about the challenges faced by our emergency health care providers,... More about 'MSH Futures Lab Challenge 2: Keeping our emergency health care services for emergencies'
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MSH Futures Lab Challenge 1: Nobody wants to be in hospital if they don't need to be
Metro South Health needs YOUR help to find solutions to our greatest challenges. We want to connect with you as partner individuals and organisations and invite you to work with the Metro South Health Futures Lab to inject fresh thinking into health... More about 'MSH Futures Lab Challenge 1: Nobody wants to be in hospital if they don't need to be'
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Comment on the draft of New Zealand's National Action Plan 2018-20
Open Government Partnership New Zealand
This Challenge is now closed. Thank you to all who provided comment on the draft National Action Plan 2018-20 developed as part of NZ's involvement in the Open Government Partnership. You can see the comments provided through this website below. A full... More about 'Comment on the draft of New Zealand's National Action Plan 2018-20'
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Ideas for Open Government Partnership Actions
Open Government Partnership New Zealand
This challenge is now closed. A successful National Action Plan (NAP) is the product of engagement between government and citizens to develop new commitments. Successful action plans focus are structured around the ideas of transparency, accountability,... More about 'Ideas for Open Government Partnership Actions'
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Draft framework for public participation in the public service's work
Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
How can we get the public more involved in the public service’s work? In principle, more public participation could make policy, programmes and service delivery far better. But it’s difficult to do in reality. Find out more - including why this is such... More about 'Draft framework for public participation in the public service's work'