[open-government] Looking for examples of 'collaborative e-government services'

[Patipat Susumpow]

Hi Ton,

I'm not sure if an example from Asian country would work for you, but what
I, and partners, have done with the government of Thailand was, the current
governmnet disolved yesterday therefore it's no longer active, the project
called 'Ideas for Thailand'[1]

The purpose of this platform is to get any 'ideas for thailand's
development' from internet users and let them vote for their most top 5
favorites ideas; The highest voted ideas will be implemented in
collaboration between the government agencies and the author of those ideas.
Unfortunately, all the information on the site are in Thai.

Keng.

[1] http://pm.go.th/ideasforthailand

2011/5/9 Ton Zijlstra <ton.zijlstra at gmail.com>

> Hi all,
>
> I hope you can help with providing some examples you are aware of in your
> own country of collaborative e-gov services.
>
> Let me explain.
> I am contributing to a small side-path of a research project for the EU on
> collaborative e-government services.
>
> Those are defined as on-line public services where either the government
> provides a service which is based on citizen generated data (crowdsourcing
> for instance), or where citizens or an organization provides a service using
> government data (or also citizen generated data, such as the Japan radiation
> map after the quake).
>
> I will be collecting these examples at http://www.ourservices.eu/ , which
> site will also post the results of the actual research project once ready.
> This to not just have it delivered to the EC, but also published a bit more
> widely in a way that those interested have a chance of finding it.
>
> Examples are welcome from all EU member states, as well as outside if they
> are especially good ones. At http://www.ourservices.eu/?q=taxonomy/term/1you can see some diverse examples of what I mean.
>
> I'd be grateful for any pointers you may have (or bookmark collections
> etc.) Particularly if your examples come from countries in whose languages I
> have a hard time searching (such as Eastern Europe)
>
> best,
>
> Ton
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