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Gov Camp 2012 – 15 take home pointers
GovCamp 2012 was awesome. With two days of packed and uber interesting un-conference style talks, coupled with an opportunity to talk to and debate with a whole host of varied people, the event was truly worth working on a Saturday … Continue reading
Five useful links for the new look NHS
I speak to a lot of health care professionals about stakeholder engagement. The overwhelming problem faced by many in the NHS is the new engagement strategies needed by the GP Consortiums. I’ve gathered some helpful links to assist those re-thinking … Continue reading
How our apps link into IAP2 Spectrum of public participation
Having worked with a number of global clients including NAPA in America and DFC in South Australia, we are particularly interested in learning how our current and future clients can use our apps to inform IAP2 (International Association of Public … Continue reading
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Tagged community involvement, consultation software australia, crowdsourcing, delib, Delib australia, DFC, digital democracy, e-consultation, e-democracy australia, empowerment, Engagement, Engagement process, government, government as a platform, IAP2, NAPA, online consultation software, online dialogue, SASP
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Five interesting pieces of digital democracy news for people working in Local Government
1) Guidance – best value consultation + communities Just released: guidance from Communities and Local Government on Best Value Duty. This document provides guidance on how authorities can work with voluntary and community groups and small businesses when facing funding … Continue reading
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Tagged best practice, best value, budget simulator, citizen space, delib, dialogue app, digital democracy, e-consultation, Engagement, Flickr, government, local council, local government, local government twitter, online consultation, online consultation advice, participation, Social media, twitter
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Delib @ #BurningRubber – and some reflections from seven years of digital democracy
#BurningRubber was an event to celebrate ten years of Team Rubber (Delib’s parent company). It was a lot of fun to take the day out in *deepest North Somerset* at Colliters Brook Farm. There were small amounts of danger, some … Continue reading
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Tagged #burningrubber, australia, cluetrain, delib, digital democracy, history, IE6, online engagement, online participation, reflections, seven years, uk
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Making open data more useful, usable and engaging
From Delib’s work in open data we suggest that for local authorities releasing the data is important, yet providing context to data released makes it useful, usable and engaging to the public. Continue reading
The Top Ten Posts On The Delib Blog For 2010
Over the last year, our blog has had over 21,000 page views from over 16,000 visits. If you’re one of the many who have been following our blog over the last year, we thought you might be interested to know … Continue reading
Meet the Delib team (via video)
Increasingly we’re working with a lot of our clients remotely – and never actually meet them : – ( To keep costs down and create efficiencies this is important – especially if clients are the other side of the world … Continue reading
Delib gets tasty Monocle magazine feature
When you’re sat head down over a bunch of code or cooking up some new ideas of how to improve an app, it’s often easy to forget about the context of your work in the wider world and forget what … Continue reading
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Tagged delib, delib chris quigley, digital democracy app, monocle magazine
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