Improve Engagement With Your Open Data Policy

While Edmonton, Alberta has long been an innovator in open data, launching initiatives such as a Citizen Dashboard in 2012, the city continues pursuing improved citizen engagement and increased government transparency. To that end the Edmonton city council approved the Open City Initiative, an open data policy designed to promote inclusiveness, innovation, transparency, and collaboration. In a recent blog post The Center for Open Data Enterprise recognized Edmonton as a “leader in open data cities”.
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The Climate Crisis Is a Water Crisis: The Role of Collective Government Action in Addressing Water Crises

The climate crisis, at its core, is a water crisis. Water and carbon directly impact one another. As a result, climate impacts are most often experienced as water crises – floods, storms, droughts, etc. There is a tremendous need for collective government action to solve our shared water challenges. For governments to make equitable and smart decisions addressing the water crisis, they need access to clear, actionable water data – the best decisions are made using the best data.
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FCC Disaster Preparedness: State & Local Government Officials

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The FCC State and Local Government Webinar on Disaster Preparedness features an insightful presentation by Chris Anderson, Chief, Operations and Emergency Management Division, FCC Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau.
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The Lightning Round: What is Zero Trust?

In The Lightning Round, a new webinar series from Government Technology, we’re explaining these emerging concepts and demystifying gov tech one buzzword at a time. In this episode, we’re looking at Zero Trust. It has quickly emerged as an essential part of a modern cybersecurity framework. But what exactly does Zero Trust security mean? How has the concept evolved since it was introduced — and how might it continue to change?
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Webinar sheds light on government’s ambitions for its future workplace

This webinar, organised in partnership with SAP Concur, is an engaging discussion about the future of workplace in government. Claire Harrison, CTO of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, is on the panel sharing her experience on the challenges and benefits of adapting to flexible working models. The speaker line-up is complete with Beckie Smith, Deputy Editor of PT sister title Civil Service World, and Nick Herring, Senior Business Development Manager at SAP Concur. At the core of this session is analysis of the results of a study that asked more than 200 senior officials to provide their insights on government’s future workplace. Fill in the form below to watch on demand.
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