Browse 68 Dialogue challenges from 12 organisations

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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'

• Climate Change Emergency Action Plan

  Isle of Man Government

  Background In May 2019 the Chief Minister announced the development of a Climate Change Bill to be presented to Tynwald in the next legislative year that recognises and acts upon the climate emergency that is facing the planet. Subsequently, the Council... More about 'Climate Change Emergency Action Plan'

• MSH Futures Lab Challenge 2: Keeping our emergency health care services for emergencies

  Metro South Hospital

  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'

• MSH Futures Lab Challenge 1: Nobody wants to be in hospital if they don't need to be

  Metro South Hospital

  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'

• Disability Action Plan 2019 - 2022 (Closed)

  MSD - Office of Disability Issues

  This challenge is now closed. Thank you to all who have participated in our DAP consultation, both at community workshops, as well as via the online forum. The Office for Disability Issues (ODI) has completed the collation of your ideas, and will be... More about 'Disability Action Plan 2019 - 2022 (Closed)'

• Disability Action Plan 2019 - 2022 Video Submissions (Closed)

  MSD - Office of Disability Issues

  This challenge is now closed. Thank you to all who have participated in our DAP consultation, both at community workshops, as well as via the online forum. The Office for Disability Issues (ODI) has completed the collation of your ideas, and will be... More about 'Disability Action Plan 2019 - 2022 Video Submissions (Closed)'

• Shaping our Budget 2019/20

  Scottish Borders

  Scottish Borders Council delivers a huge range of services, from the education of our children and care of our elderly people to the management of parks and keeping our streets clean. The Council's finances are equally complicated and this requires a... More about 'Shaping our Budget 2019/20'

• Safer roads, safer speeds Hamilton

  Hamilton City Council

  Safer roads, safer speeds Hamilton With more and more people using our roads, we need to make sure they’re as safe as they can be. We want you to help us work out a plan to manage speeds which feel unsafe or inappropriate in our city. It’s about making... More about 'Safer roads, safer speeds Hamilton'

• 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'

• Health and Social Care Review

  Isle of Man Government

  The Health and Social Care Review is an opportunity to look at the Isle of Man healthcare system as a whole and to advise on policy options for structures and funding arrangements to best meet the needs of the Island in the years to come. We asked you... More about 'Health and Social Care Review'

• Artificial Intelligence & Data

  Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

  How will the AI and Data revolution transform our lives? This discussion on the AI and Data Grand Challenge is now closed. We will be opening a new discussion in due course. Find out more about the AI and Data Grand Challenge or contact us on grandchallenges@beis.gov.uk.... More about 'Artificial Intelligence & Data'

• Future of Mobility

  Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

  How will technology improve our journeys? This discussion on the Future of Mobility Grand Challenge is now closed. We will be opening a new discussion in due course. Find out more about the Future of Mobility Grand Challenge or contact us on grandchallenges@beis.gov.uk.... More about 'Future of Mobility '

• Clean Growth

  Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

  How can we maximise the advantages of a cleaner, greener UK? This discussion on the Clean Growth Grand Challenge is now closed. We will be opening a new discussion in due course. Find out more about the Clean Growth Grand Challenge or contact us on grandchallenges@beis.gov.uk.... More about 'Clean Growth'

• Ageing Society

  Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

  How can we ensure healthier, happier lives? This discussion on the Ageing Society Grand Challenge is now closed. We will be opening a new discussion in due course. Find out more about the Ageing Society Grand Challenge or contact us on grandchallenges@beis.gov.uk.... More about 'Ageing Society'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Introduction (1)

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: In October 2017, the Scottish Government published their BSL National Plan setting out their priorities over the next 6 years to promote and support BSL. As part of this the Scottish Government requires public bodies to publish local action... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Introduction (1)'

• 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'

• Isle of Man - Road Safety Challenge

  Isle of Man Government

  We’re appealing to everyone who uses the roads, however they use them, to put forward their ideas about how we improve safety on our roads. Using the Dialogue site, anyone can register and post their ideas, which can then be seen by everyone else to... More about 'Isle of Man - Road Safety Challenge '

• 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'

• Getting the public more involved 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 in reality, it’s not easy to pull off. Find out more, including why this... More about 'Getting the public more involved in the public service’s work '

• Helping Small Business Go Digital

  Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

  Small and medium businesses are an essential driver of the economy. They employ over 40% of the Australian workforce and keep Australia’s economy humming. However, Commonwealth Bank research tells us that up to 80% of small and medium businesses are... More about 'Helping Small Business Go Digital'

• Budget Consultation 2018 – Topics and Questions

  Glasgow City Council

  Priorities During the last budget consultation respondents identified a number of services which they would like to see prioritised and protected. These included services for vulnerable groups, early intervention, the local environment and voluntary... More about 'Budget Consultation 2018 – Topics and Questions '

• Scottish Borders Budget Challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We need you We are now starting our budget-setting process for 2018/19 and want YOUR ideas on what our priorities should be for our budget. Where should we prioritise funding, do things differently and improve services, whilst still addressing our priorities... More about 'Scottish Borders Budget Challenge '

• Helping Small Business Go Digital

  Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

  Small and medium businesses are an essential driver of the economy. They employ over 40% of the Australian workforce and keep Australia’s economy humming. However, Commonwealth Bank research tells us that up to 80% of small and medium businesses are... More about 'Helping Small Business Go Digital'

• Digital Economy and Society

  Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

  Most of us use digital technology from the moment we wake up in the morning. We check our emails and social media accounts, top up our bus pass online and pay our bills using banking apps while drinking our first coffee of the day. For some people though,... More about 'Digital Economy and Society'

• Modern regulatory systems for the digital economy

  Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

  The advancement of digital technologies – such as cloud computing, the Internet of Things, autonomous systems, trusted data analytics, and the next generation of digital products, services and applications – present challenges for governments, policy-makers,... More about 'Modern regulatory systems for the digital economy'

• Regional Australia

  Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

  We need to ensure all Australians can access and participate in the digital economy, including those living in regional and rural areas, but the Australian Digital Inclusion Index reveals that digital inclusion is lower in country areas than in capital... More about 'Regional Australia'

• Skills and Education

  Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

  Skills and education are crucial for Australians to succeed in the digital economy. We know that the types of skills that employers are looking for are changing. Digital literacy and entrepreneurial skills are increasingly in-demand[1]. A mentality of... More about 'Skills and Education'

• Your services, your money, your ideas: our future

  Isle of Man Government

  Thank you for visiting our SAVE ideas hub, this site is now closed to new ideas and comments, but all posts and comments can still be reviewed. We asked A priority within our Programme for Government is to be a financially responsible government while... More about 'Your services, your money, your ideas: our future '

• Supporting our Economy - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to promoting creating conditions for successful businesses, improving connectivity, supporting businesses and entrepreneurs, and also supporting promoting the shift to a low carbon economy. Our plans include: Progressing the Borders... More about 'Supporting our Economy - Budget challenge'

• Maintaining and Improving our Environment - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to maintaining and improving our environment, protecting our natural assets and reducing waste. Our plans include: Major project investments which will enhance towns and their rich heritage and culture with £17million planned investment... More about 'Maintaining and Improving our Environment - Budget challenge'

• Children and Young People - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to improving attainment and achievement levels for all our children and young people, with a focus on ‘inclusion’ (to support all children and young people to be educated in their community). Our plans include: A review of our school... More about 'Children and Young People - Budget challenge'

• Developing our Assets and Resources - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to ensuring investment is made appropriately through our capital programme. As well as investment in schools, roads, flood protection works etc., we also look at potential spend-to- save initiatives, energy efficiency projects, and review... More about 'Developing our Assets and Resources - Budget challenge'

• Care, Support and Protection - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to providing the highest quality support, care and protection to anyone who needs it. This will be done increasingly on an individual basis to tailor to the person’s individual needs. Our plans include: Ongoing improvement of Health... More about 'Care, Support and Protection - Budget challenge'

• Supporting our Communities - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to building the capacity and resilience of our communities and voluntary sector. Although we play a lead role, we help communities to protect themselves during emergencies/adverse weather situations. Our plans include: The roll-out of... More about 'Supporting our Communities - Budget challenge'

• Developing our Workforce - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are the biggest employer in the Borders and we know that we play a key role in the Borders’ community. Our plans include: Review the progress made in working towards the equality outcomes agreed with Scottish Government. Continue the roll out of People... More about 'Developing our Workforce - Budget challenge'

• Delivering Excellent Public Services - Budget challenge

  Scottish Borders

  We are committed to developing excellent, accessible public services keeping our customers at the heart of what we do. This includes providing more online services with over half of the public now accessing our website via smartphones/tablets as well... More about 'Delivering Excellent Public Services - Budget challenge'

• Budget Conversation 2017 - 2018

  Glasgow City Council

  The council thanks you for all the ideas and suggestions made. THE BUDGET CONVERSATION 2017 - 8 IS NOW CLOSED. In January 2016 we started a conversation with you about the services you value and also to discuss your ideas on how to save money, or generate... More about 'Budget Conversation 2017 - 2018'

• Colleges and Lifelong Learning Policy Commission - Barriers

  Glasgow City Council

  What can be done to remove the barriers preventing people from accessing learning opportunities? For further information, please visit https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/CLLPC More about 'Colleges and Lifelong Learning Policy Commission - Barriers '

• View Suggested Actions

  Open Government Partnership New Zealand

  The Open Government Partnership (OGP) supports governments and communities to work together to advance the open government principles of accountability, transparency, public participation and technology & innovation. Read suggested actions below put... More about 'View Suggested Actions'

• Future of waste services

  Scottish Borders

  There are a number of challenges facing the Council’s Waste Services: - Reduction in how much money we have to spend - Targets for increased recycling set by the Scottish Government - The need to reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfill. We... More about 'Future of waste services'

• Scottish Borders Budget Challenge

  Scottish Borders

  Although the Council budget for 2016/17 was agreed on 11 February 2016, we are still seeking your feedback. All the ideas received will be considered as part of future budget-setting processes. We are living in a difficult economic climate and on top... More about 'Scottish Borders Budget Challenge'

• Budget Consultation

  Glasgow City Council

  Glasgow's budget for local services remains under increased pressure as tough economic conditions continue to impact local government. This has meant the council has had to both reduce its spending and try to increase its income in order to balance its... More about 'Budget Consultation'

• Regulatory barriers to and enablers of innovation

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Regulatory barriers to and enablers of innovation The Government’s plan to boost UK productivity requires Departments to publish an Innovation Plan by spring 2016. Defra’s Innovation Plan will provide assurance that our regulatory framework is working... More about 'Regulatory barriers to and enablers of innovation'

• Chambers Institution, Peebles consultation

  Scottish Borders

  We are working with the Scottish Historic Buildings Trust to consult the local community of Peebles and Tweeddale about the future vision for the Chambers Institution in Peebles. The Chambers Institution is a much loved building which been serving the... More about 'Chambers Institution, Peebles consultation'

• Defra’s service to innovative business

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Defra’s service to innovative business The Government’s plan to boost UK productivity requires Departments to publish an Innovation Plan by spring 2016. Defra’s Innovation Plan will provide assurance that our regulatory framework is working effectively... More about 'Defra’s service to innovative business'

• How Defra uses new technologies to minimise burden on business

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  How Defra uses new technologies to minimise burden on business The Government’s plan to boost UK productivity requires Departments to publish an Innovation Plan by spring 2016. Defra’s Innovation Plan will provide assurance that our regulatory framework... More about 'How Defra uses new technologies to minimise burden on business'

• Regulation & Innovation: developing Defra’s Innovation Plan

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Regulation and Innovation: developing Defra's Innovation Plan This challenge is open until Friday 19th February. The issue We know that innovation is an important driver of productivity and competitive markets. Well-placed regulation can be an incentive... More about 'Regulation & Innovation: developing Defra’s Innovation Plan'

• Controlling Porcine Epidemic Diarrhoea

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  AHDB Pork has launched a Contingency Plan for the Control and Elimination of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhoea. Defra is considering if the contingency plan would be more effective should PEDv be notifiable in England and we were able to share farm identification... More about 'Controlling Porcine Epidemic Diarrhoea'

• Water Abstraction Reform and Drought

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Background While most individuals and businesses use water from the public water supply, many others rely on access to untreated water abstracted directly from the environment. This water can come from surface water, such as rivers, or from groundwater,... More about 'Water Abstraction Reform and Drought'

• Water Abstraction Reform and Water Company Discharges

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Background In December 2013, Defra and the Welsh Government ran a consultation on proposals for reforming the water abstraction management system. In the consultation we explained that some abstractors use all of the water they take from rivers and aquifers... More about 'Water Abstraction Reform and Water Company Discharges'

• Fee changes for Statutory Services delivered by Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency (AHVLA) – have your say

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Background In July 2012 Defra, on behalf of the Scottish Government and Welsh Government conducted a public consultation on increasing the statutory fees for services delivered in relation to Bovine Embryos, Bovine Semen, Porcine Semen (collectively... More about 'Fee changes for Statutory Services delivered by Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency (AHVLA) – have your say'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Health

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: We provide a number of social care services to Glasgow residents including Social Work services, home care and our work with MacMillan Cancer support in our libraries. What can we do to improve your access to these services? We are looking... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Health'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Employment

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: We provide a variety of employment support opportunities, including our Modern Apprenticeship programme, business planning advice, training programmes to help secure work and our Volunteer Strategy. How can we support you to progress in your... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Employment'

• Achieving our Open Data Milestones

  Open Government Partnership New Zealand

  How it works Stats NZ and the Department of Internal Affairs lead two open data commitments under New Zealand’s Open Government Partnership National Action Plan 2016-2018. These are: Improving the principles that we release our open data under Tracking... More about 'Achieving our Open Data Milestones'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Education

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: How can we make sure that Children, young people and their families who use BSL will get the support they need at all stages of their learning? We are looking for you to help us create our draft BSL Action Plan. We really want feedback from... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Education'

• British Sign Language (BSL) - Accessing Our Services

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: What can we do to improve your access to information and services from Glasgow City Council and its partners? We are looking for you to help us create our draft BSL Action Plan. We really want feedback from BSL users to ensure we are representing... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) - Accessing Our Services'

• Three-year action plan for open government data

  Open Government Partnership New Zealand

  What is the Open Government Data Action Plan? The three-year, cross-government Action Plan aims to improve the release and re-use of open government data. Some highlights: Funding, training and support to help government agencies improve open data releases,... More about 'Three-year action plan for open government data'

• Youth Engagement Commission - Barriers

  Glasgow City Council

  What barriers, if any, do you think young people face when engaging with public agencies (for example Glasgow City Council, police, housing associations, etc) and what could be done to remove them? For further information, please visit https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/YEPC... More about 'Youth Engagement Commission - Barriers'

• Defra UnIty Programme Hosting Services

  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

  Context A Prior Information Notice (PIN) has been issued by Defra, as a form of preliminary market engagement around future Hosting and Applications Management contracts. For more information on the PIN notice please visit the following link http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:144273-2016:TEXT:EN:HTML&tabId=1... More about 'Defra UnIty Programme Hosting Services'

• Youth Engagement Commission - Approaches

  Glasgow City Council

  What approaches do you think would help improve youth engagement in public agencies? For further information, please visit https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/YEPC     More about 'Youth Engagement Commission - Approaches '

• Equality and Diversity

  Scottish Borders

  Mainstreaming Equality in Scottish Borders Council and the Scottish Borders Scottish Borders Council has an Equalities Mainstreaming Report (2013 -2017) which sets out its approach to Equalities. This includes a set of Equalities Outcomes (aims) we are... More about 'Equality and Diversity'

• Youth Engagement Commission - Priorities

  Glasgow City Council

  What are the priorities for young people in Glasgow, that they would wish to engage on? For further information, please visit https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/YEPC More about 'Youth Engagement Commission - Priorities '

• British Sign Language (BSL) - About You

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: We would like to understand who is responding to this consultation, can you let us know if you are part of the BSL Community or an interested party? We are looking for you to help us create our draft BSL Action Plan. We really want feedback... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) - About You'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Other Comments

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: Do you have any other comments about what you would like to see in the Glasgow BSL Action Plan? We are looking for you to help us create our draft BSL Action Plan. We really want feedback from BSL users to ensure we are representing your... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Other Comments'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Decision Making

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: We want you to be involved in decision making in Glasgow. For example, Community Councils, Access Panels or to become a Councillor. How can we support you to be part of decision making in Glasgow? We are looking for you to help us create... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Decision Making'

• Comment on the draft Self-assessment Report for NZ's National Action Plan 2016-18

  Open Government Partnership New Zealand

  This Challenge is now closed. We invited comment on the draft Self-assessment Report for the completed National Action Plan 2016-18 developed as part of NZ's involvement in the Open Government Partnership. You can see the draft report here. Officials... More about 'Comment on the draft Self-assessment Report for NZ's National Action Plan 2016-18'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Culture and Arts

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: Glasgow is a vibrant cultural city with a range of arts, music, museums, events and festivals. What can we do to make it more accessible for you to enjoy and be part of these opportunities? We are looking for you to help us create our draft... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Culture and Arts'

• British Sign Language (BSL) – Sport

  Glasgow City Council

  Transcript: How can we improve your access to our sports facilities and events? We are looking for you to help us create our draft BSL Action Plan. We really want feedback from BSL users to ensure we are representing your views in the plan. We will use... More about 'British Sign Language (BSL) – Sport'