#opengov — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #opengov, aggregated by home.social.
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Schweizer Bundesverwaltung startet Open Source Arbeitsplatz für 3000 Mitarbeitende
#OpenSource #FOSS #DigitaleSouveränität #OpenGov #Bundesverwaltung
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Schweizer Bundesverwaltung startet Open Source Arbeitsplatz für 3000 Mitarbeitende
#OpenSource #FOSS #DigitaleSouveränität #OpenGov #Bundesverwaltung
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Schweizer Bundesverwaltung startet Open Source Arbeitsplatz für 3000 Mitarbeitende
#OpenSource #FOSS #DigitaleSouveränität #OpenGov #Bundesverwaltung
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70 people came out in the rain for our Civic Tech Summer Showcase last week!
Also this week: CityCamp NYC tickets are on sale, Mark Headd warns AI could "flood" government services the way early 311 apps did, and 18 open civic tech jobs are listed — including a Data Manager role at the NYC Independent Budget Office.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week35
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70 people came out in the rain for our Civic Tech Summer Showcase last week!
Also this week: CityCamp NYC tickets are on sale, Mark Headd warns AI could "flood" government services the way early 311 apps did, and 18 open civic tech jobs are listed — including a Data Manager role at the NYC Independent Budget Office.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week35
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70 people came out in the rain for our Civic Tech Summer Showcase last week!
Also this week: CityCamp NYC tickets are on sale, Mark Headd warns AI could "flood" government services the way early 311 apps did, and 18 open civic tech jobs are listed — including a Data Manager role at the NYC Independent Budget Office.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week35
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70 people came out in the rain for our Civic Tech Summer Showcase last week!
Also this week: CityCamp NYC tickets are on sale, Mark Headd warns AI could "flood" government services the way early 311 apps did, and 18 open civic tech jobs are listed — including a Data Manager role at the NYC Independent Budget Office.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week35
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70 people came out in the rain for our Civic Tech Summer Showcase last week!
Also this week: CityCamp NYC tickets are on sale, Mark Headd warns AI could "flood" government services the way early 311 apps did, and 18 open civic tech jobs are listed — including a Data Manager role at the NYC Independent Budget Office.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week35
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City tech breaks in public this week — and gets rebuilt in public too. Comptroller Levine wants NYC's 8-year-broken veterans portal overhauled; OTI's new PIT Crew (who visited BetaBagels last week) is already on it.
Also: an otter's back in the Bronx River for the first time since the early 1900s.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week34
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City tech breaks in public this week — and gets rebuilt in public too. Comptroller Levine wants NYC's 8-year-broken veterans portal overhauled; OTI's new PIT Crew (who visited BetaBagels last week) is already on it.
Also: an otter's back in the Bronx River for the first time since the early 1900s.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week34
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City tech breaks in public this week — and gets rebuilt in public too. Comptroller Levine wants NYC's 8-year-broken veterans portal overhauled; OTI's new PIT Crew (who visited BetaBagels last week) is already on it.
Also: an otter's back in the Bronx River for the first time since the early 1900s.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week34
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City tech breaks in public this week — and gets rebuilt in public too. Comptroller Levine wants NYC's 8-year-broken veterans portal overhauled; OTI's new PIT Crew (who visited BetaBagels last week) is already on it.
Also: an otter's back in the Bronx River for the first time since the early 1900s.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week34
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City tech breaks in public this week — and gets rebuilt in public too. Comptroller Levine wants NYC's 8-year-broken veterans portal overhauled; OTI's new PIT Crew (who visited BetaBagels last week) is already on it.
Also: an otter's back in the Bronx River for the first time since the early 1900s.
This week's newsletter: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week34
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RE: https://social.oaf.org.au/@oaf/117132154766998484
In my role I'm so grateful to be able to really see the impact of the work our incredible team does.
This is one example of where our collection has been used to inform public policy and decision making.
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RE: https://social.oaf.org.au/@oaf/117132154766998484
In my role I'm so grateful to be able to really see the impact of the work our incredible team does.
This is one example of where our collection has been used to inform public policy and decision making.
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When the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner set out to check whether agencies publish the documents they release under FOI, it needed a record of what had been released and when.
For part of that work, it used Right to Know. The review of 30 agencies' disclosure logs names it more than thirty times and cites it in the footnotes.
This is what our library is for: https://oaf.org.au/2026/08/13/this-is-what-our-library-is-for/ -
When the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner set out to check whether agencies publish the documents they release under FOI, it needed a record of what had been released and when.
For part of that work, it used Right to Know. The review of 30 agencies' disclosure logs names it more than thirty times and cites it in the footnotes.
This is what our library is for: https://oaf.org.au/2026/08/13/this-is-what-our-library-is-for/ -
When the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner set out to check whether agencies publish the documents they release under FOI, it needed a record of what had been released and when.
For part of that work, it used Right to Know. The review of 30 agencies' disclosure logs names it more than thirty times and cites it in the footnotes.
This is what our library is for: https://oaf.org.au/2026/08/13/this-is-what-our-library-is-for/ -
When the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner set out to check whether agencies publish the documents they release under FOI, it needed a record of what had been released and when.
For part of that work, it used Right to Know. The review of 30 agencies' disclosure logs names it more than thirty times and cites it in the footnotes.
This is what our library is for: https://oaf.org.au/2026/08/13/this-is-what-our-library-is-for/ -
When the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner set out to check whether agencies publish the documents they release under FOI, it needed a record of what had been released and when.
For part of that work, it used Right to Know. The review of 30 agencies' disclosure logs names it more than thirty times and cites it in the footnotes.
This is what our library is for: https://oaf.org.au/2026/08/13/this-is-what-our-library-is-for/ -
CityCamp NYC early-bird tickets are live now—grab yours before the price goes up.
Nominations are also open for the BetaNYC 2026 Civic Innovator Award. We'll announce the winner at CityCamp NYC!
Full details: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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CityCamp NYC early-bird tickets are live now—grab yours before the price goes up.
Nominations are also open for the BetaNYC 2026 Civic Innovator Award. We'll announce the winner at CityCamp NYC!
Full details: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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CityCamp NYC early-bird tickets are live now—grab yours before the price goes up.
Nominations are also open for the BetaNYC 2026 Civic Innovator Award. We'll announce the winner at CityCamp NYC!
Full details: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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CityCamp NYC early-bird tickets are live now—grab yours before the price goes up.
Nominations are also open for the BetaNYC 2026 Civic Innovator Award. We'll announce the winner at CityCamp NYC!
Full details: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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CityCamp NYC early-bird tickets are live now—grab yours before the price goes up.
Nominations are also open for the BetaNYC 2026 Civic Innovator Award. We'll announce the winner at CityCamp NYC!
Full details: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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Thank you to everyone who came out to BetaBagels 016! We had a full room for NYC's new Public Interest Technology (PIT) Crew.
Full recap coming soon!
This week's newsletter: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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Thank you to everyone who came out to BetaBagels 016! We had a full room for NYC's new Public Interest Technology (PIT) Crew.
Full recap coming soon!
This week's newsletter: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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Thank you to everyone who came out to BetaBagels 016! We had a full room for NYC's new Public Interest Technology (PIT) Crew.
Full recap coming soon!
This week's newsletter: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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Thank you to everyone who came out to BetaBagels 016! We had a full room for NYC's new Public Interest Technology (PIT) Crew.
Full recap coming soon!
This week's newsletter: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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Thank you to everyone who came out to BetaBagels 016! We had a full room for NYC's new Public Interest Technology (PIT) Crew.
Full recap coming soon!
This week's newsletter: http://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week33
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#OpenData #Economia #OpenGov
📊 5.022.940 imprese attive in Italia
📉 In calo dello 0,8% YoY
📅 Dati aggiornati al 31 luglio 2026
🔗 Approfondisci su: https://opendata.marche.camcom.it#Imprese #EUData #DatiPubblici #Eurostat #DataViz #Ateco2025
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Als jemand, der sich seit bald 20 Jahren mit #OpenGov und #OpenData befasst, finde ich die Leidensfähigkeit derjenigen, die sich von berufswegen mit der Digitalisierung der Verwaltung befassen müssen/dürfen, einerseits beeindruckend.
Denke aber auch, dass das permanente Scheitern immer wieder deutlich macht: die Grundkonstruktion der Verwaltung stammt quasi aus dem Mittelalter (bzw noch früher) und ist prinzipiell inkompatibel mit dem digitalen Medium Internet.
https://www.heise.de/news/Deutschland-Stack-Mit-vier-Studien-zur-digitalen-Verwaltung-11410335.html
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Als jemand, der sich seit bald 20 Jahren mit #OpenGov und #OpenData befasst, finde ich die Leidensfähigkeit derjenigen, die sich von berufswegen mit der Digitalisierung der Verwaltung befassen müssen/dürfen, einerseits beeindruckend.
Denke aber auch, dass das permanente Scheitern immer wieder deutlich macht: die Grundkonstruktion der Verwaltung stammt quasi aus dem Mittelalter (bzw noch früher) und ist prinzipiell inkompatibel mit dem digitalen Medium Internet.
https://www.heise.de/news/Deutschland-Stack-Mit-vier-Studien-zur-digitalen-Verwaltung-11410335.html
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Als jemand, der sich seit bald 20 Jahren mit #OpenGov und #OpenData befasst, finde ich die Leidensfähigkeit derjenigen, die sich von berufswegen mit der Digitalisierung der Verwaltung befassen müssen/dürfen, einerseits beeindruckend.
Denke aber auch, dass das permanente Scheitern immer wieder deutlich macht: die Grundkonstruktion der Verwaltung stammt quasi aus dem Mittelalter (bzw noch früher) und ist prinzipiell inkompatibel mit dem digitalen Medium Internet.
https://www.heise.de/news/Deutschland-Stack-Mit-vier-Studien-zur-digitalen-Verwaltung-11410335.html
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Als jemand, der sich seit bald 20 Jahren mit #OpenGov und #OpenData befasst, finde ich die Leidensfähigkeit derjenigen, die sich von berufswegen mit der Digitalisierung der Verwaltung befassen müssen/dürfen, einerseits beeindruckend.
Denke aber auch, dass das permanente Scheitern immer wieder deutlich macht: die Grundkonstruktion der Verwaltung stammt quasi aus dem Mittelalter (bzw noch früher) und ist prinzipiell inkompatibel mit dem digitalen Medium Internet.
https://www.heise.de/news/Deutschland-Stack-Mit-vier-Studien-zur-digitalen-Verwaltung-11410335.html
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Als jemand, der sich seit bald 20 Jahren mit #OpenGov und #OpenData befasst, finde ich die Leidensfähigkeit derjenigen, die sich von berufswegen mit der Digitalisierung der Verwaltung befassen müssen/dürfen, einerseits beeindruckend.
Denke aber auch, dass das permanente Scheitern immer wieder deutlich macht: die Grundkonstruktion der Verwaltung stammt quasi aus dem Mittelalter (bzw noch früher) und ist prinzipiell inkompatibel mit dem digitalen Medium Internet.
https://www.heise.de/news/Deutschland-Stack-Mit-vier-Studien-zur-digitalen-Verwaltung-11410335.html
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Halfway through 2026, here's what BetaNYC argued for and won.
New York City launched its Public Interest Technology Crew this July: five in-house teams building digital public goods instead of buying them, backed by more than $5 million and hiring for 15 roles. We asked for this since 2013. This year, the city said yes.
Full recap: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week32
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Halfway through 2026, here's what BetaNYC argued for and won.
New York City launched its Public Interest Technology Crew this July: five in-house teams building digital public goods instead of buying them, backed by more than $5 million and hiring for 15 roles. We asked for this since 2013. This year, the city said yes.
Full recap: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week32
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Halfway through 2026, here's what BetaNYC argued for and won.
New York City launched its Public Interest Technology Crew this July: five in-house teams building digital public goods instead of buying them, backed by more than $5 million and hiring for 15 roles. We asked for this since 2013. This year, the city said yes.
Full recap: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week32
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Halfway through 2026, here's what BetaNYC argued for and won.
New York City launched its Public Interest Technology Crew this July: five in-house teams building digital public goods instead of buying them, backed by more than $5 million and hiring for 15 roles. We asked for this since 2013. This year, the city said yes.
Full recap: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week32
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Halfway through 2026, here's what BetaNYC argued for and won.
New York City launched its Public Interest Technology Crew this July: five in-house teams building digital public goods instead of buying them, backed by more than $5 million and hiring for 15 roles. We asked for this since 2013. This year, the city said yes.
Full recap: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week32
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The Commission on Government Efficiency's preliminary report is out, and public comment is still open. If you have feedback on the report or anything else to share with the Mayor's office, now's the time.
Read more: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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The Commission on Government Efficiency's preliminary report is out, and public comment is still open. If you have feedback on the report or anything else to share with the Mayor's office, now's the time.
Read more: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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The Commission on Government Efficiency's preliminary report is out, and public comment is still open. If you have feedback on the report or anything else to share with the Mayor's office, now's the time.
Read more: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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The Commission on Government Efficiency's preliminary report is out, and public comment is still open. If you have feedback on the report or anything else to share with the Mayor's office, now's the time.
Read more: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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The Commission on Government Efficiency's preliminary report is out, and public comment is still open. If you have feedback on the report or anything else to share with the Mayor's office, now's the time.
Read more: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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BetaNYC Associate Board Manager Jordan Shapiro testified before the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) — their testimony helped anchor digital sovereignty in the Commission's preliminary report. Allies and friends of BetaNYC echoed the call for a unified digital service team.
Full story: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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BetaNYC Associate Board Manager Jordan Shapiro testified before the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) — their testimony helped anchor digital sovereignty in the Commission's preliminary report. Allies and friends of BetaNYC echoed the call for a unified digital service team.
Full story: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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BetaNYC Associate Board Manager Jordan Shapiro testified before the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) — their testimony helped anchor digital sovereignty in the Commission's preliminary report. Allies and friends of BetaNYC echoed the call for a unified digital service team.
Full story: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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BetaNYC Associate Board Manager Jordan Shapiro testified before the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) — their testimony helped anchor digital sovereignty in the Commission's preliminary report. Allies and friends of BetaNYC echoed the call for a unified digital service team.
Full story: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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BetaNYC Associate Board Manager Jordan Shapiro testified before the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) — their testimony helped anchor digital sovereignty in the Commission's preliminary report. Allies and friends of BetaNYC echoed the call for a unified digital service team.
Full story: https://beta.nyc/newsletter-2026-week28
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NYC Council adopted a $125.8B FY27 budget this week (45-6): $175M more for housing vouchers, Fair Fares expanded to reach ~340,000 more New Yorkers, an NYPD hiring freeze, and $34.2M for a new 9/11 health records portal.
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NYC Council adopted a $125.8B FY27 budget this week (45-6): $175M more for housing vouchers, Fair Fares expanded to reach ~340,000 more New Yorkers, an NYPD hiring freeze, and $34.2M for a new 9/11 health records portal.
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NYC Council adopted a $125.8B FY27 budget this week (45-6): $175M more for housing vouchers, Fair Fares expanded to reach ~340,000 more New Yorkers, an NYPD hiring freeze, and $34.2M for a new 9/11 health records portal.
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NYC Council adopted a $125.8B FY27 budget this week (45-6): $175M more for housing vouchers, Fair Fares expanded to reach ~340,000 more New Yorkers, an NYPD hiring freeze, and $34.2M for a new 9/11 health records portal.
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NYC Council adopted a $125.8B FY27 budget this week (45-6): $175M more for housing vouchers, Fair Fares expanded to reach ~340,000 more New Yorkers, an NYPD hiring freeze, and $34.2M for a new 9/11 health records portal.
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Want to make a public Freedom of Information (FOI) request in Australia? https://www.righttoknow.org.au makes it straightforward - every request and response is published for anyone to read.
But heaps of FOI documents are quietly released onto disclosure logs that no-one reads. So how do you find the interesting ones?
Record Radar reviews every Australian federal department's FOI releases and surfaces the ones worth reading, once a week: https://anilabs.news/recordradar/
#FOI #OpenGov #RightToKnow -
Want to make a public Freedom of Information (FOI) request in Australia? https://www.righttoknow.org.au makes it straightforward - every request and response is published for anyone to read.
But heaps of FOI documents are quietly released onto disclosure logs that no-one reads. So how do you find the interesting ones?
Record Radar reviews every Australian federal department's FOI releases and surfaces the ones worth reading, once a week: https://anilabs.news/recordradar/
#FOI #OpenGov #RightToKnow -
Want to make a public Freedom of Information (FOI) request in Australia? https://www.righttoknow.org.au makes it straightforward - every request and response is published for anyone to read.
But heaps of FOI documents are quietly released onto disclosure logs that no-one reads. So how do you find the interesting ones?
Record Radar reviews every Australian federal department's FOI releases and surfaces the ones worth reading, once a week: https://anilabs.news/recordradar/
#FOI #OpenGov #RightToKnow
