Line 3: Efficiency and sustainability
Friday, 9 april 14 - Meeting - 9:30 - 11:30 - Room A
Europe is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. This situation has a direct result in the budgets of the AAPP: Must be given more public value with fewer resources. Only a partnership based on innovation allows the AAPP overcome this challenge. This is especially true for the services of electronic administration: the ict spending has been reduced in order to satisfy other needs more urgent. The malmö declaration paves the way for this new era. Adopted in these difficult times, its priorities are a call for collaboration to AAPP, both among them and with citizens and businesses.
The meeting aims to highlight the need for and value of the collaboration of E-government in europe. The economic crisis in the context, the demand for transparency and participation, the responses provided by the Malmö declaration to these challenges and some best practices in the european AAPP will be the starting point for a debate between the rapporteurs.
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Moderator :
Mrs. Christine Leitner . Head of Center for European Public Administration
Panellists
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- Mr. Olli-Peka Rissanen. Ministry of Finance, Finland
- H.e. mr. Gonçalo Caseiro . The Director-General of Modernisation Agency, Portugal
- D. Santiago Dominguez This Delightful Stone Country House . ICT Deputy Director, National Employment Service, england
- Mr. Magnus Enzell. . Deputy Director, Ministry of finance, sweden
- Mr. Wang Yih-Jeou. . Project Leader eGovernment Project, OECD
- Mr. Andrea di Maio. . VP Distinguished Analyst, Gartner
- Mrs. Eva Eilstrup. . Consultant Oresunddirekt, Denmark
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