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Communi’es of Prac’ce The world is changing – how do we respond? Trends and drivers ? New approaches?

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Communi'es  of  Prac'ce

•  The  world  is  changing  –  how  do  we  respond?  •  Trends  and  drivers  ?  •  New  approaches?      

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Dar  had  $153M  from  its  own  and  inter-­‐governmental  sources  in  2006/2007,  but  the  city  needs  $500M  each  year  just  to  sustain  service  growth  demands  

Urban  management  

Challenge  in  Dar-­‐Es-­‐Salaam  

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City  as  innovaMon  plaNorm  

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Mass  publishing  250,000  users  in  1996  

Mass  par-cipa-on  Between  2008  and  2012,  the  online  populaMon  in  US  using  social  networking  sites  grew  from  33%  to  69%.    

Web  1.0  Photo  by:  BLOGEFL;  WEB  2.0  Credit:  C  Holmes;  Background:  ManxSEO    

Civic  Engagement  

Smith,  Aaron,  “Civic  Engagement  in  the  Digital  Age,”  Pew  Research  Center,  Washington,  D.C  (April  25,  2013)  in  Team  Finland  Future  Watch;  Engaging  CommuniMes  to  Build  Beeer  Places.  University  of  Michigan.  2014.  

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The  Role  of  ICTs  

Cloud  compu1ng  services    2000:  $150,000/month  

2011:  $150/month    

Processing  power    in  a  smartphone  is  greater  than  

NASA’s  compuMng  power  in  1969    

1TB  of  memory  1992:  $5M  2011:  $89  

 

Mobile,  geo-­‐spaMal,  and  Web  2.0  can  help  save  money,  reach  ci1zens  more  effec1vely,  and  deliver  be@er  public  services  

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New  insMtuMons  

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New  models  of  collaboraMon  

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User  Centric  Design  

Rapid  Prototyping  

Minimum  Viable  Service  

User  test  beds  

New  approaches  &  methods  

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•  The  proposed  approach  not  only  makes  a  city  smart  but  also  promotes  social  innovaMon,  entrepreneurship,  and  employment  

•  Peer  to  peer  learning  is  key  -­‐  “experts  are  outside”  

•  Show  governments  a  different,  more  inclusive  approach  to  engage  with  ciMzens  to  create  and  improve  (public)  services.  

 

Community  of  Prac1ce  -­‐  components  Community  of  PracMce  

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World Bank is changing

Convening,  ConnecMng,  Brokering    

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Value  proposiMon    Develop  a  tesMng  ground  for  piloMng  ideas  with  users  and  pracMMoners  before  invesMng  heavily  in  them  

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Value  proposiMon    Promote  approaches  that  yield  beeer  results  through  peer-­‐learning  between  colleagues  

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Value  proposiMon    InsMll  expert  and  peer  advice  to  strengthen  evidence-­‐based  knowledge  generaMon  for  the  new  process  and  beyond  

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Value  proposiMon    Capture  lessons  learned  to  support  scale-­‐up  in  similar  circumstances  elsewhere  

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Value  proposiMon    Learn  about  global  best  pracMce  and  develop  new  ideas  

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Value  proposiMon    Chart  new  clients  and  business  opportuniMes  from  the  network  members  

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Value  proposiMon    Capture  lessons  learned  to  support  KE  scale-­‐up  in  similar  circumstances  elsewhere  

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Value  proposiMon    Share  your  knowledge  with  world-­‐class  partners  

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16th – 17th November 2014

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Back-­‐up  

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Scaling  Up  

Prototype  to  Impact  

Mainstreaming  Strategies  

The  Role  of  Government  

Development  Partners  

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Value  proposiMon    Ø  Strengthen  the  reform  teams’  decision  making  capability  by  

reflecMng  the  evidence  on  past  decisions  and  lessons  learned.  Ø  Develop  a  tes1ng  ground  for  pilo1ng  ideas  with  users  before  

invesMng  heavily  in  them  Ø  Promote  approaches  that  yield  be@er  results  through  peer-­‐

learning  between  colleagues  Ø  Ins1ll  expert  and  peer  advice  to  strengthen  evidence-­‐based  

knowledge  generaMon  for  the  KE  process  and  beyond  Ø  Capture  lessons  learned  to  support  KE  scale-­‐up  in  similar  

circumstances  elsewhere  

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CitySDK!

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Partnerships  

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Value  proposiMon    Ø  Strengthen  the  reform  teams’  decision  making  capability  by  

reflecMng  the  evidence  on  past  decisions  and  lessons  learned.  Ø  Develop  a  tes1ng  ground  for  pilo1ng  ideas  with  users  before  

invesMng  heavily  in  them  Ø  Promote  approaches  that  yield  be@er  results  through  peer-­‐

learning  between  colleagues  Ø  Ins1ll  expert  and  peer  advice  to  strengthen  evidence-­‐based  

knowledge  generaMon  for  the  KE  process  and  beyond  Ø  Capture  lessons  learned  to  support  KE  scale-­‐up  in  similar  

circumstances  elsewhere  

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Adding  computers  to  classrooms  Feedback  loops  are  important  

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The  ICT  Opportunity:  Geospa1al  Technology  

=   +  

Technology & co-creation

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Value  proposiMon  1    Ø  Develop  a  tes1ng  ground  for  pilo1ng  ideas  with  users  before  

invesMng  heavily  in  them  

Ø  Promote  approaches  that  yield  be@er  results  through  peer-­‐learning  between  colleagues  

Ø  Ins1ll  expert  and  peer  advice  to  strengthen  evidence-­‐based  knowledge  generaMon  for  the  new  process  and  beyond  

Ø  Capture  lessons  learned  to  support  KE  scale-­‐up  in  similar  circumstances  elsewhere  

Components  

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Globally Connected Ecosystems!