5+1 toughts about good content
Download as pptx, pdf2 likes906 views
The document outlines Sitra's vision for Finland as a leader in sustainable well-being, highlighting its role as an independent foresight agency funded by endowment returns. It emphasizes the importance of adapting content delivery for busy policymakers and citizens through a blend of long-form and bite-sized formats. Additionally, it notes the need for relevant communication targeting various audiences while utilizing diverse perspectives on significant themes.
1 of 16
Download to read offline
Ad
Recommended
Presentation: Recommendations to mainstream citizen science in policy
Presentation: Recommendations to mainstream citizen science in policyIgnoNotermans1
油
The document outlines recommendations to mainstream citizen science in policy, emphasizing co-creation and collaboration between policymakers and citizen science actors. It details the outcomes of policy masterclasses conducted across several countries, aiming to enhance the citizen science ecosystem and ensure its relevance to policy. Key recommendations include funding citizen science, establishing networks, promoting open data, and fostering local platforms for exchange.Stakeholder forum 2015 - Jisc engagement architecture - Martyn harrow
Stakeholder forum 2015 - Jisc engagement architecture - Martyn harrowJisc
油
The document outlines Jisc's new engagement architecture, which aims to shape priorities and provide ongoing support through various governance and interaction channels. Key aspects include a stakeholder forum to establish strategic direction, leadership teams to oversee daily operations, and account management, helpdesk, and information provision for day-to-day support. Feedback and input is gathered from professional associations, communities, regional forums, and through projects and events to ensure priorities are co-designed and meet sector needs.Travelling without moving; Getting left behind by ICT Developments
Travelling without moving; Getting left behind by ICT DevelopmentsLasa
油
The document addresses the ongoing challenges faced by voluntary and community organizations in leveraging ICT for service delivery and information management. It highlights the persistence of issues like inadequate funding, poor management, and the slow adoption of technology despite advancements. The talk aims to explore these problems, share case studies, and suggest actionable steps for improvement, including building trusted support networks and encouraging realistic funding for ICT resources.Working Group Reports - facilitator slides
Working Group Reports - facilitator slidesogpireland
油
The document summarizes reports from four working groups - Transparency, Accountability, Citizen Participation, and Technology & Innovation - at a consultation meeting on open government in Ireland. Key challenges discussed were overcoming cultural barriers to transparency, engaging the public, and a lack of coordination and standards around open data. Solutions proposed included creating a central open data portal, setting common data standards, educating on the benefits of open data, and enforcing existing open data policies.Digital Evolution 2014: Rachel Neaman (Go ON UK)
Digital Evolution 2014: Rachel Neaman (Go ON UK)Good Things Foundation
油
Rachel Neaman is the Chief Executive Officer of Go ON UK, a charitable partnership organization with a mission to empower everyone to reach their digital potential. Go ON UK works with corporate partners to invest in digital skills initiatives, champions the digital skills agenda, and provides tools and resources to support digital skills development. Go ON UK sees digital skills as the "fourth core skill" that should be embedded in education alongside reading, writing and arithmetic. Over 10.5 million adults in the UK lack basic digital skills, and by improving digital skills, Go ON UK aims to help unlock the country's social and economic potential.Cancer Research UK case study - Working with a coalition government
Cancer Research UK case study - Working with a coalition government NCVO - National Council for Voluntary Organisations
油
The seminar discusses effective messaging strategies in the context of coalition governments, highlighting lessons learned from Europe, particularly in Germany, Scotland, and Wales. It emphasizes that coalitions can function successfully despite challenges and stresses the importance of tailoring messages to fit the coalition's political context. The document also notes that while coalition dynamics may change the political landscape, consistency and broader support can be achieved through effective communication.Being the human bridge between library people and tech
Being the human bridge between library people and techCILIP
油
Ciaran Talbot from the University of Manchester Library presented on the digital initiatives aimed at connecting library services with technology. Key elements included the implementation of chatbots and robotic process automation (RPA), emphasizing the importance of human relationships in these transitions. The focus is on starting small, fostering engagement, and viewing technology as a tool for collaboration rather than a standalone solution.Open ministry D-CENT at Crowdsourcing Week Copenhagen
Open ministry D-CENT at Crowdsourcing Week CopenhagenJoonas Pekkanen
油
The document discusses crowdsourcing legislation and initiatives in Finland. It describes 6 citizens' initiatives that reached parliament but failed to pass and an alternative approach of crowdfunding law piloted in Finland. It also outlines tools from the D-CENT project for crowdsourcing democracy, including collaborative editing, communications, task management, and decision making. These tools are being piloted in Helsinki, Barcelona, and Reykjavik.Passionate professionals give the organisation their faces and voices - a l...
Passionate professionals give the organisation their faces and voices - a l...Tuija Aalto
油
The document outlines Yleisradio's (YLE) social media communication culture and strategies to enhance engagement with Finnish audiences. It highlights YLE's mission to strengthen Finnish society through reliable information and the importance of maintaining trust and openness in their communications. Key points include the role of individual employees in shaping YLE's narrative, ongoing challenges related to public perception, and positive outcomes such as strengthened relationships with audiences and stakeholders.Ernesto Hartikainen: Future fund Sitra
Ernesto Hartikainen: Future fund SitraSitra / Ekologinen kest辰vyys
油
Sitra, founded in 1967 by the Finnish Parliament to celebrate Finland's independence, serves as an independent foresight agency aimed at shaping a successful, sustainable future for the country. It operates by funding projects through returns on its endowment capital and focuses on three key themes with various initiatives including digital society development and societal change. Over the years, Sitra has evolved from a research and development funder to a proactive societal change agent, addressing challenges like the circular economy and sustainable policy training.Political Influence Of Groups
Political Influence Of GroupsDemos Helsinki
油
The document discusses the role and emergence of think tanks, highlighting their independence, ideological motivations, and influence on decision-making. It identifies three types of think tanks and emphasizes the need for community involvement in democratic processes and addressing societal challenges. Additionally, it presents Finland's potential to solve global problems through collaboration and innovative solutions.Five Steps for Finland's Future
Five Steps for Finland's FutureAsia Pacific Intellectual Capital Centre Ltd
油
The report summarizes a roundtable discussion held in Helsinki, focusing on five key themes for Finland's future success: the need for an inspiring national vision, international recognition of Finland's unique identity, understanding the deeper roots of innovation, enhancing social skills for global communication, and establishing Finland as a pioneer in ecological technology. Participants included experts from the New Club of Paris and Finnish decision-makers, who contributed insights aimed at enriching national strategies. The discussion underscored the importance of collaboration between government, academia, and industry in shaping a knowledge-based economy.Professional development case BMF 8.3.2022
Professional development case BMF 8.3.2022University of Helsinki
油
The document discusses continuing professional development opportunities for medical librarians in Finland through the organization Bibliothecarii Medicinae Fenniae (BMF). BMF provides seminars on various topics to help members develop their skills. Example topics include artificial intelligence, communication, and work-life balance. BMF also organizes study trips for members to benchmark practices at other institutions. Participation in BMF helps strengthen members' skills and network while promoting innovation in the field.Open Knowledge Finland: Bottom-up approach to Open Science
Open Knowledge Finland: Bottom-up approach to Open ScienceHeidi Laine
油
Open Knowledge Foundation Finland (OKFFI) is a not-for-profit organization supporting open science and data, with a mission to create a network for researchers and raise awareness through training and education. The organization collaborates with various national and international groups to promote open access, citizen science, and data sharing, exemplified by recent activities like information requests that could set important precedents. OKFFI emphasizes a bottom-up approach to engage researchers actively in the open science movement, highlighting the need for collaboration over administrative oversight.New tunisiafoundation
New tunisiafoundationLotfi Saibi
油
This document outlines a preliminary engagement model to leverage the Tunisian diaspora following the January 2011 revolution. It proposes creating a virtual portal and think tank to tap into Tunisian experts abroad and raise funds. The goals are to turn the diaspora into active participants in rebuilding by collecting expertise and investment, especially for projects in poor regions. An initial fundraising goal of $1,000 per diaspora member is suggested. Key next steps include launching the portal and organizing a conference to establish think tank groups and review funded initiatives. Sustainability issues like declining interest and lack of local resources are also discussed, along with recommendations like collaboration with local leaders and community engagement.Maria Ruuska, Kaskas Media: Hakuinfo 2017
Maria Ruuska, Kaskas Media: Hakuinfo 2017Kaskas Media
油
The document discusses the importance of interaction planning for researchers to share knowledge with stakeholders. It recommends that researchers define stakeholders, scheduling, and communication means and channels. The researcher should consider the change their research aims to enable, who can help make that change happen, when and how to engage stakeholders, what information stakeholders need, and how to assess impact. Researchers are encouraged to collaborate frequently with stakeholders through workshops and discussions to ensure their work has real-world impact. Proper interaction planning allows more time for the research itself.Future of Media and Communications
Future of Media and CommunicationsFuture of Media and Communications Research Group
油
1. The document summarizes four research projects conducted by the Finland Futures Research Centre on topics related to social media and innovation.
2. The first project analyzed weak signals of future digital user cultures and social media phenomena. The second studied expert perspectives on social media. The third developed roadmaps of anticipated social media developments.
3. Two additional projects are proposed: one on social media and sustainable futures, and another on global innovation journalism.
4. A workshop on a new innovation mindset identified ideas like understanding value of innovation and systemic thinking.Power In Between Conference Analysis
Power In Between Conference Analysisikmediaries
油
The document discusses the role of research brokers and information intermediaries in supporting evidence-based policymaking for development. It notes that intermediaries play a critical role in connecting different actors and facilitating information flows between policy, practice, and research. The document outlines various roles of intermediaries, such as summarizing and translating information, enabling access to information, promoting research, and connecting different spheres of action. It recommends that intermediaries engage with the political aspects of their role, collaborate to improve information flows, and develop standards to professionalize the field. Intermediaries can contribute by making information more accessible and creating demand, as well as bringing in alternative perspectives and supporting marginalized voices.Universities & Public Engagement
Universities & Public EngagementEuropean University Association
油
The document discusses the importance of public engagement for universities, particularly in enhancing accountability and societal impact. It defines public engagement as a two-way process that involves collaboration between higher education institutions and the community, highlighting various target groups like citizens, policymakers, and businesses. Additionally, it outlines the role of the European University Association (EUA) in fostering discussions and practices around public engagement in the context of responsible research and innovation.CORBEL/EOSC-Life webinar Practical Tips for Stepping Up Your Science Communic...
CORBEL/EOSC-Life webinar Practical Tips for Stepping Up Your Science Communic...CORBEL
油
The document summarizes a webinar focused on enhancing science communication strategies, featuring speakers from various European research infrastructures. It highlights initiatives like CORBEL and EOSC-Life aimed at improving access to biological and medical research data and fostering collaborations between disciplines. Additionally, it discusses effective social media engagement techniques and the importance of tailoring messages to diverse audiences for impactful communication.The Councillor Commission: preliminary findings - a #Notwestminster 2017 Non-...
The Councillor Commission: preliminary findings - a #Notwestminster 2017 Non-...Local Democracy Bytes
油
The document discusses the role and challenges faced by local councillors in governance, highlighting their commitment to public service and the complexities of local government structures. It addresses issues such as accountability, the fragmentation of agencies, and the importance of councillors in enhancing community cohesion and democratic participation. Councillors are portrayed as dedicated figures who navigate numerous responsibilities while striving to empower their communities and improve local governance.John crawford lilac_2012
John crawford lilac_2012cirving
油
This document discusses policy making in information literacy. It notes that there is little agreement on what information actually is, and the role of governments in information issues is often poorly defined and intermittent. It also discusses the factors impacting the information environment, such as mass Internet access and the need for lifelong learning. The document outlines some connected stages in information literacy policy development, such as a nation recognizing the need to be competitive in the knowledge economy. Finally, it discusses some analyses of information literacy policies worldwide and criteria for effective policy documents.IFLA Global Vision Ideas: Lessons and Opportunities for Indian Libraries by P...
IFLA Global Vision Ideas: Lessons and Opportunities for Indian Libraries by P...Susmita Chakraborty
油
The document provides an overview of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), highlighting its structure, key programs, and global impact since its establishment in 1927. It emphasizes the commitment to equal access to information and community service, the importance of embracing digital innovation, and the need for collaboration and advocacy in the library field. Additionally, it discusses various initiatives and findings related to library services, literacy, and the role of young professionals in shaping the future of libraries.Six Degrees of Seperation: Using network theory to influence decision-making
Six Degrees of Seperation: Using network theory to influence decision-makingInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)
油
1. Personal interaction and building relationships are often more effective than evidence alone in influencing decision makers.
2. Using intermediaries like staff, secretaries, and influential contacts can help get your message heard. Developing networks of people is important.
3. The media can help bring issues to politicians' attention and legitimize research, but managing media relations carefully is important.Using social media to influence policy in Whitehall & Westminster
Using social media to influence policy in Whitehall & WestminsterBe the change - Cambridge
油
Puffles the dragon fairy emerged on Twitter in 2010 while the author worked in the civil service with no social media guidance. Puffles grew a following of over 6,000 by engaging in conversations and sharing interesting content. This led to mainstream media coverage and invitations to events. The author used Puffles to advocate for social media guidance for civil servants and provide input to the Cabinet Office. Puffles' influence grew to include interactions with politicians and participation in parliamentary debates. The story illustrates how social media can expand access to knowledge and engagement in policy issues beyond traditional structures.Outcomes of the conference on the role of official statistics in an evolving ...
Outcomes of the conference on the role of official statistics in an evolving ...OECD Governance
油
The document discusses the outcomes of a conference focused on the role of official statistics in modern communication, emphasizing the need for national statistical offices (NSOs) to stay relevant by adapting their communication strategies. Key sessions included topics such as understanding audience needs, differentiating fact from fiction, building social media communities, and humanizing data. The overall goal is to help NSOs engage effectively with the public and reshape their presence as trusted information sources.Joanne caddy oecd finland 2008
Joanne caddy oecd finland 2008Joanne Caddy
油
This document discusses building open and inclusive policymaking in Finland. It provides an overview of trends in public engagement across OECD countries as well as barriers faced. It also outlines 10 guiding principles for open policymaking, including commitment, rights, clarity and accountability. The document examines progress and difficulties in applying these principles. It presents options for enabling transformation, such as going where public participation is happening, supporting innovation, and building collaborative platforms and networks.Quattrogatti.info's grant for innovative media
Quattrogatti.info's grant for innovative mediaStefano Gurciullo
油
The document is a request for proposals from the non-profit organization Naos Research and Infographics to provide funding to a similar organization. Naos believes an informed citizenry is important for a democratic society. It is looking for a group that can independently research and clearly communicate information on economic, political, and social issues in Italy to the public in an engaging way. Applicants must be non-profits focused on issues relevant to Italy that involve under-30s. Successful applicants will receive up to 2,500 to conduct a project within one year, submitting brief inception and impact reports. Proposals are scored based on alignment with Naos' values and objectives, project and team quality, and budget.Asiantuntijaorganisaation verkkol辰sn辰olo ja verkkopalveluiden kehitt辰minen
Asiantuntijaorganisaation verkkol辰sn辰olo ja verkkopalveluiden kehitt辰minenLaura Halenius
油
Esitys Duodecimin kes辰seminaarissa 27.8.2015Social intranet
Social intranetLaura Halenius
油
The document outlines the four promises of Sitra's social intranet aimed at promoting Finland's economic growth and sustainable well-being. These promises include centralizing information, enabling flexible work, ensuring responsiveness across devices, and fostering a culture of sharing and collaboration. Strategies for enhancing communication and engagement among employees are also discussed, along with lessons learned from implementing these features.More Related Content
Similar to 5+1 toughts about good content (20)
Passionate professionals give the organisation their faces and voices - a l...
Passionate professionals give the organisation their faces and voices - a l...Tuija Aalto
油
The document outlines Yleisradio's (YLE) social media communication culture and strategies to enhance engagement with Finnish audiences. It highlights YLE's mission to strengthen Finnish society through reliable information and the importance of maintaining trust and openness in their communications. Key points include the role of individual employees in shaping YLE's narrative, ongoing challenges related to public perception, and positive outcomes such as strengthened relationships with audiences and stakeholders.Ernesto Hartikainen: Future fund Sitra
Ernesto Hartikainen: Future fund SitraSitra / Ekologinen kest辰vyys
油
Sitra, founded in 1967 by the Finnish Parliament to celebrate Finland's independence, serves as an independent foresight agency aimed at shaping a successful, sustainable future for the country. It operates by funding projects through returns on its endowment capital and focuses on three key themes with various initiatives including digital society development and societal change. Over the years, Sitra has evolved from a research and development funder to a proactive societal change agent, addressing challenges like the circular economy and sustainable policy training.Political Influence Of Groups
Political Influence Of GroupsDemos Helsinki
油
The document discusses the role and emergence of think tanks, highlighting their independence, ideological motivations, and influence on decision-making. It identifies three types of think tanks and emphasizes the need for community involvement in democratic processes and addressing societal challenges. Additionally, it presents Finland's potential to solve global problems through collaboration and innovative solutions.Five Steps for Finland's Future
Five Steps for Finland's FutureAsia Pacific Intellectual Capital Centre Ltd
油
The report summarizes a roundtable discussion held in Helsinki, focusing on five key themes for Finland's future success: the need for an inspiring national vision, international recognition of Finland's unique identity, understanding the deeper roots of innovation, enhancing social skills for global communication, and establishing Finland as a pioneer in ecological technology. Participants included experts from the New Club of Paris and Finnish decision-makers, who contributed insights aimed at enriching national strategies. The discussion underscored the importance of collaboration between government, academia, and industry in shaping a knowledge-based economy.Professional development case BMF 8.3.2022
Professional development case BMF 8.3.2022University of Helsinki
油
The document discusses continuing professional development opportunities for medical librarians in Finland through the organization Bibliothecarii Medicinae Fenniae (BMF). BMF provides seminars on various topics to help members develop their skills. Example topics include artificial intelligence, communication, and work-life balance. BMF also organizes study trips for members to benchmark practices at other institutions. Participation in BMF helps strengthen members' skills and network while promoting innovation in the field.Open Knowledge Finland: Bottom-up approach to Open Science
Open Knowledge Finland: Bottom-up approach to Open ScienceHeidi Laine
油
Open Knowledge Foundation Finland (OKFFI) is a not-for-profit organization supporting open science and data, with a mission to create a network for researchers and raise awareness through training and education. The organization collaborates with various national and international groups to promote open access, citizen science, and data sharing, exemplified by recent activities like information requests that could set important precedents. OKFFI emphasizes a bottom-up approach to engage researchers actively in the open science movement, highlighting the need for collaboration over administrative oversight.New tunisiafoundation
New tunisiafoundationLotfi Saibi
油
This document outlines a preliminary engagement model to leverage the Tunisian diaspora following the January 2011 revolution. It proposes creating a virtual portal and think tank to tap into Tunisian experts abroad and raise funds. The goals are to turn the diaspora into active participants in rebuilding by collecting expertise and investment, especially for projects in poor regions. An initial fundraising goal of $1,000 per diaspora member is suggested. Key next steps include launching the portal and organizing a conference to establish think tank groups and review funded initiatives. Sustainability issues like declining interest and lack of local resources are also discussed, along with recommendations like collaboration with local leaders and community engagement.Maria Ruuska, Kaskas Media: Hakuinfo 2017
Maria Ruuska, Kaskas Media: Hakuinfo 2017Kaskas Media
油
The document discusses the importance of interaction planning for researchers to share knowledge with stakeholders. It recommends that researchers define stakeholders, scheduling, and communication means and channels. The researcher should consider the change their research aims to enable, who can help make that change happen, when and how to engage stakeholders, what information stakeholders need, and how to assess impact. Researchers are encouraged to collaborate frequently with stakeholders through workshops and discussions to ensure their work has real-world impact. Proper interaction planning allows more time for the research itself.Future of Media and Communications
Future of Media and CommunicationsFuture of Media and Communications Research Group
油
1. The document summarizes four research projects conducted by the Finland Futures Research Centre on topics related to social media and innovation.
2. The first project analyzed weak signals of future digital user cultures and social media phenomena. The second studied expert perspectives on social media. The third developed roadmaps of anticipated social media developments.
3. Two additional projects are proposed: one on social media and sustainable futures, and another on global innovation journalism.
4. A workshop on a new innovation mindset identified ideas like understanding value of innovation and systemic thinking.Power In Between Conference Analysis
Power In Between Conference Analysisikmediaries
油
The document discusses the role of research brokers and information intermediaries in supporting evidence-based policymaking for development. It notes that intermediaries play a critical role in connecting different actors and facilitating information flows between policy, practice, and research. The document outlines various roles of intermediaries, such as summarizing and translating information, enabling access to information, promoting research, and connecting different spheres of action. It recommends that intermediaries engage with the political aspects of their role, collaborate to improve information flows, and develop standards to professionalize the field. Intermediaries can contribute by making information more accessible and creating demand, as well as bringing in alternative perspectives and supporting marginalized voices.Universities & Public Engagement
Universities & Public EngagementEuropean University Association
油
The document discusses the importance of public engagement for universities, particularly in enhancing accountability and societal impact. It defines public engagement as a two-way process that involves collaboration between higher education institutions and the community, highlighting various target groups like citizens, policymakers, and businesses. Additionally, it outlines the role of the European University Association (EUA) in fostering discussions and practices around public engagement in the context of responsible research and innovation.CORBEL/EOSC-Life webinar Practical Tips for Stepping Up Your Science Communic...
CORBEL/EOSC-Life webinar Practical Tips for Stepping Up Your Science Communic...CORBEL
油
The document summarizes a webinar focused on enhancing science communication strategies, featuring speakers from various European research infrastructures. It highlights initiatives like CORBEL and EOSC-Life aimed at improving access to biological and medical research data and fostering collaborations between disciplines. Additionally, it discusses effective social media engagement techniques and the importance of tailoring messages to diverse audiences for impactful communication.The Councillor Commission: preliminary findings - a #Notwestminster 2017 Non-...
The Councillor Commission: preliminary findings - a #Notwestminster 2017 Non-...Local Democracy Bytes
油
The document discusses the role and challenges faced by local councillors in governance, highlighting their commitment to public service and the complexities of local government structures. It addresses issues such as accountability, the fragmentation of agencies, and the importance of councillors in enhancing community cohesion and democratic participation. Councillors are portrayed as dedicated figures who navigate numerous responsibilities while striving to empower their communities and improve local governance.John crawford lilac_2012
John crawford lilac_2012cirving
油
This document discusses policy making in information literacy. It notes that there is little agreement on what information actually is, and the role of governments in information issues is often poorly defined and intermittent. It also discusses the factors impacting the information environment, such as mass Internet access and the need for lifelong learning. The document outlines some connected stages in information literacy policy development, such as a nation recognizing the need to be competitive in the knowledge economy. Finally, it discusses some analyses of information literacy policies worldwide and criteria for effective policy documents.IFLA Global Vision Ideas: Lessons and Opportunities for Indian Libraries by P...
IFLA Global Vision Ideas: Lessons and Opportunities for Indian Libraries by P...Susmita Chakraborty
油
The document provides an overview of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), highlighting its structure, key programs, and global impact since its establishment in 1927. It emphasizes the commitment to equal access to information and community service, the importance of embracing digital innovation, and the need for collaboration and advocacy in the library field. Additionally, it discusses various initiatives and findings related to library services, literacy, and the role of young professionals in shaping the future of libraries.Six Degrees of Seperation: Using network theory to influence decision-making
Six Degrees of Seperation: Using network theory to influence decision-makingInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)
油
1. Personal interaction and building relationships are often more effective than evidence alone in influencing decision makers.
2. Using intermediaries like staff, secretaries, and influential contacts can help get your message heard. Developing networks of people is important.
3. The media can help bring issues to politicians' attention and legitimize research, but managing media relations carefully is important.Using social media to influence policy in Whitehall & Westminster
Using social media to influence policy in Whitehall & WestminsterBe the change - Cambridge
油
Puffles the dragon fairy emerged on Twitter in 2010 while the author worked in the civil service with no social media guidance. Puffles grew a following of over 6,000 by engaging in conversations and sharing interesting content. This led to mainstream media coverage and invitations to events. The author used Puffles to advocate for social media guidance for civil servants and provide input to the Cabinet Office. Puffles' influence grew to include interactions with politicians and participation in parliamentary debates. The story illustrates how social media can expand access to knowledge and engagement in policy issues beyond traditional structures.Outcomes of the conference on the role of official statistics in an evolving ...
Outcomes of the conference on the role of official statistics in an evolving ...OECD Governance
油
The document discusses the outcomes of a conference focused on the role of official statistics in modern communication, emphasizing the need for national statistical offices (NSOs) to stay relevant by adapting their communication strategies. Key sessions included topics such as understanding audience needs, differentiating fact from fiction, building social media communities, and humanizing data. The overall goal is to help NSOs engage effectively with the public and reshape their presence as trusted information sources.Joanne caddy oecd finland 2008
Joanne caddy oecd finland 2008Joanne Caddy
油
This document discusses building open and inclusive policymaking in Finland. It provides an overview of trends in public engagement across OECD countries as well as barriers faced. It also outlines 10 guiding principles for open policymaking, including commitment, rights, clarity and accountability. The document examines progress and difficulties in applying these principles. It presents options for enabling transformation, such as going where public participation is happening, supporting innovation, and building collaborative platforms and networks.Quattrogatti.info's grant for innovative media
Quattrogatti.info's grant for innovative mediaStefano Gurciullo
油
The document is a request for proposals from the non-profit organization Naos Research and Infographics to provide funding to a similar organization. Naos believes an informed citizenry is important for a democratic society. It is looking for a group that can independently research and clearly communicate information on economic, political, and social issues in Italy to the public in an engaging way. Applicants must be non-profits focused on issues relevant to Italy that involve under-30s. Successful applicants will receive up to 2,500 to conduct a project within one year, submitting brief inception and impact reports. Proposals are scored based on alignment with Naos' values and objectives, project and team quality, and budget.The Councillor Commission: preliminary findings - a #Notwestminster 2017 Non-...
The Councillor Commission: preliminary findings - a #Notwestminster 2017 Non-...Local Democracy Bytes
油
IFLA Global Vision Ideas: Lessons and Opportunities for Indian Libraries by P...
IFLA Global Vision Ideas: Lessons and Opportunities for Indian Libraries by P...Susmita Chakraborty
油
Six Degrees of Seperation: Using network theory to influence decision-making
Six Degrees of Seperation: Using network theory to influence decision-makingInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)
油
More from Laura Halenius (6)
Asiantuntijaorganisaation verkkol辰sn辰olo ja verkkopalveluiden kehitt辰minen
Asiantuntijaorganisaation verkkol辰sn辰olo ja verkkopalveluiden kehitt辰minenLaura Halenius
油
Esitys Duodecimin kes辰seminaarissa 27.8.2015Social intranet
Social intranetLaura Halenius
油
The document outlines the four promises of Sitra's social intranet aimed at promoting Finland's economic growth and sustainable well-being. These promises include centralizing information, enabling flexible work, ensuring responsiveness across devices, and fostering a culture of sharing and collaboration. Strategies for enhancing communication and engagement among employees are also discussed, along with lessons learned from implementing these features.Twitter viestinviej辰n辰 - Kuusi vinkki辰 dialogiin
Twitter viestinviej辰n辰 - Kuusi vinkki辰 dialogiinLaura Halenius
油
Esitys Twitterin vaikuttavasta k辰yt旦st辰 Sitran Uusi koulutus -foorumin osallistujille 11.12.2014Puolustusvoimien sometuuletus
Puolustusvoimien sometuuletusLaura Halenius
油
Esitys Puolustusvoimien sometuuletus-ty旦pajassa. #inttisomeAd
Recently uploaded (15)
How to Buy Linkedin Accounts Safely And Effectively_ Expert Tips.pdf
How to Buy Linkedin Accounts Safely And Effectively_ Expert Tips.pdfhttps://vrtsmm.com/product/buy-verified-linkedin-accounts/
油
皚皚皚皚皚皚皚皚皚皚
If you want to more information just knock us Contact US
24 Hours Reply/Contact
Telegram: @vrtsmm
Email: Vrtsmm@gmail.com
WhatsApp Number: +1(505)2199209
More:https://vrtsmm.com/product/buy-verified-linkedin-accounts/Choosing the Best Social Media Marketing Agency in London: Why Social Angels ...
Choosing the Best Social Media Marketing Agency in London: Why Social Angels ...The Social Angels Angels
油
Finding the right social media marketing agency in London isn't merely a procurement exercise; it's an investment over time in relevance, credibility, and expansion. Exploring the Child Labour and Human Security Nexus in an Armed Conflict Sett...
Exploring the Child Labour and Human Security Nexus in an Armed Conflict Sett...AJHSSR Journal
油
ABSTRACT: This article examines the intricate relationship between child labour and human security in the
context of armed conflict, with specific focus on the Anglophone regions of Cameroon. Despite international
conventions and national legislation prohibiting child labour, armed conflicts often exacerbate its prevalence due
to the breakdown of societal structures, displacement, and economic instability. In the Anglophone regions of
Cameroon, the protracted conflict has significantly impacted the lives of children, pushing many into exploitative
labour practices for survival, posing significant threats to the well-being and security of the children and
communities. Using the quantitative research design, this article elucidates the ways in which armed conflict
perpetuates and intensifies child labour practices in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon. It explores how factors
such as displacement, economic hardship, breakdown of social structures, and lack of access to education
contribute to the vulnerability of children to exploitative labour conditions. Consequently, the article examines
the various forms of child labour prevalent in the region, including the worst forms of child labour such as child
trafficking, and recruitment by armed groups, and assesses their implications for human security. Findings reveal
that child labour has multifaceted impacts on human security, affecting not only the immediate well-being of
children but also the stability and security of the communities and societies as a whole. The various dimensions
of human security such as: education,RupeeQs leaders who led with purpose and passion..
RupeeQs leaders who led with purpose and passion..RupeeQ
油
At @rupeeq_ , leadership means passion, purpose & ownership.
Respect to our doers, not just dreamers.
BestOfPanel.com offers SMM service.pptx
BestOfPanel.com offers SMM service.pptxgunnelsbrittny
油
BestOfPanel.com offers reliable and cost-effective SMM services including Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook growth. Trusted panel for resellers and marketers with 24/7 support and API integration. https://bestofpanel.com5Data Inc: Leading Mobile App Development Company
5Data Inc: Leading Mobile App Development Company5dataInc
油
Why settle for average apps? 5Data Inc delivers top-tier mobile app development for unmatched performance. @ https://5datainc.com/application-development/The Supply of Specific Foodstuffs to the Military in Nigeria during the Secon...
The Supply of Specific Foodstuffs to the Military in Nigeria during the Secon...AJHSSR Journal
油
ABSTRACT: This study examined the supply of specific foodstuffs to the military in Nigeria during the Second
World War, between 1939 and 1945; analyzing the logistical challenges and socio-economic impacts of this
wartime procurement. Utilizing archival records, contemporary reports, and secondary sources, the research
investigated the types of foodstuffs requisitioned, the methods of acquisition, and the roles of local distributors. It
explored how the demands of the war effort affected agricultural production, distribution networks, and the
availability of essential commodities for the civilian population. Ultimately, this study demonstrated the critical
role Nigeria played in supplying the Allied war effort through its agricultural resources and highlights the lasting
consequences of this wartime mobilization on the region's food systems.
KEYWORDS: Foodstuffs, Military, Procurement, Requisitioned, Wartime MobilizationRollover offers kids wear clothing at competitive prices.
Rollover offers kids wear clothing at competitive prices.RolloverKidsCompany1
油
Rollover offers kids wear clothing at competitive prices. With fresh fashions, quality materials, and fun designs. Its the Clothing brands In Pakistan that you can trust. Visit us at our 30+ stores or shop online. All orders will be delivered within 3-5 working days.SocialBoss grow your social media presence!
SocialBoss grow your social media presence!SocialBoss
油
This presentation introduces SocialBoss, a service platform that empowers individuals, influencers, and brands to grow their social media presence across major networks. It explains the platforms features and how users can get started in just a few simple steps.The Impact of Private Port Terminal Operations on Community Welfare (A Case S...
The Impact of Private Port Terminal Operations on Community Welfare (A Case S...AJHSSR Journal
油
ABSTRACT : This study aims to analyze the impact of the operations of Private Port Terminals (TUKS) on
community welfare in Kendari City, particularly across social, economic, environmental, and institutional
dimensions, with a focus on nickel ore sales activities. The research employs a descriptive quantitative method
using a Likert scale questionnaire involving 77 respondents, selected through the Slovin formula at a 90%
confidence level. The findings indicate that TUKS operations have a positive impact on the economic dimension,
such as increasing employment opportunities and regional revenue, as well as on institutional aspects through the
strengthening of governance. However, the social impact tends to be neutral, while the environmental impact
indicates risks of seawater pollution and damage to coastal ecosystems. This study underscores the importance of
strengthening sustainability policies through environmental impact assessments (EIA) and the implementation of
corporate social responsibility (CSR) to maximize economic benefits while minimizing negative impacts on
society and the environment.
KEYWORDS: Nickel, Welfare, CSR, environmental impact, economic and social dimensionTikTok Duet vs Stitch in 2025_ Whats Best for Growth and Engagement
TikTok Duet vs Stitch in 2025_ Whats Best for Growth and EngagementUfki
油
In the fast-evolving universe of shortform video, TikTok has consistently reinvented how creators collaborate and converse. Two features Duet and Stitch have become cornerstones for interactive content, yet each serves a distinct purposeModel of Indigenous Forest Management in the Context of Protection and Fulfil...
Model of Indigenous Forest Management in the Context of Protection and Fulfil...AJHSSR Journal
油
ABSTRACT : Regulation of Indigenous Forests which are part of Social Forestry based on applicable laws and
regulations as stipulated in the Regulation of the Minister of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of
Indonesia Number 9 of 2021 Concerning Social Forestry Management. Obstacles in the management of
customary forests which that have been part of social forestry so far in the Province Riau, among others: First,
there is no customary forest legality. Second, in the field, there is still a ninik mamak dualism in the village so
that forest management is sometimes misplaced. Third, increasing the capacity of human resources to assist
indigenous peoples in managing customary forests. Fourth, the budget, relatively limited program funding
constraints. Fifth, in addition to assistance and financing, in the future social forestry schemes including
customary forest management need to be simplified. To overcome the above obstacles, several things need to be
done, including: first, availability of an adequate budget provided by the government. Second, Simplifyingy
licensing and administration processand simplified customary forest schemes so that they can be easily
understood. Third, increasing the capacity of human resources for community assistance in managing social
forestry. Therefore there is a need for a Model in Participatory Customary Forest Management by emphasizing
management based on the active participation of indigenous peoples in customary forest management.
Keywords : Indigenous Forest, Protection, Indigenous PeoplesBest Website Designing Company in Mumbai
Best Website Designing Company in MumbaiJust for Galz
油
Website Designing Company in Mumbai
WordPress Website Development Company in Mumbai
WordPress Website Development Company
Best Website Designing Company in Mumbai
Brown Minimalist Casual Fashion Collection Presentation.pdf
Brown Minimalist Casual Fashion Collection Presentation.pdfRealDarrah
油
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGgde2-3Iw/IyPIzZdeO7T2TFxRHUzc6w/view?utm_content=DAGgde2-3Iw&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hdfbeda4c9bInvestigating how the customary, freehold, and leasehold land tenure systems ...
Investigating how the customary, freehold, and leasehold land tenure systems ...AJHSSR Journal
油
ABSTRACT : This study aimed to investigate how customary, freehold, and leasehold land tenure systems in
Ngora District, Uganda, can be reformed to enhance agricultural productivity, with a focus on identifying effective
strategies and potential reforms. By examining the three prevalent land ownership systems, this research provides
critical insights into policy and practice improvements that could benefit the agricultural sector, local
communities, and the broader economy. The study was conducted in a district characterized by overlapping and
unclear land tenure systems, which have led to frequent disputes and hindered the adoption of modern farming
practices. A mixed-methods research design was employed, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative data
collection and analysis, to thoroughly assess the effects of these land tenure systems on agricultural productivity.
Advanced coding techniques, statistical methods, and analytical tools were used to systematically analyze the
data, revealing patterns, themes, and relationships between the variables. The study achieved a high response rate,
with 92% participation in in-depth interviews and 99.3% in the quantitative component, with a higher
representation of male respondents (71% in the expert group, 63% in the larger sample). The findings underscore
the importance of secure and well-regulated land tenure systems in promoting agricultural productivity and
addressing poverty and food insecurity in Ngora District. To improve agricultural outcomes, the study
recommends the adoption of sustainable farming practices and crop diversification, alongside collaborative efforts
by central and local governments to secure and protect land rights under all three tenure systems.
KEYWORDS : Customary, Freehold, and Leasehold Land Tenure Systems How to Buy Linkedin Accounts Safely And Effectively_ Expert Tips.pdf
How to Buy Linkedin Accounts Safely And Effectively_ Expert Tips.pdfhttps://vrtsmm.com/product/buy-verified-linkedin-accounts/
油
Choosing the Best Social Media Marketing Agency in London: Why Social Angels ...
Choosing the Best Social Media Marketing Agency in London: Why Social Angels ...The Social Angels Angels
油
Ad
5+1 toughts about good content
- 1. 5+1 toughts about good content Laura Halenius 10.12.2015
- 2. 1. A gift from Parliament to the 50-year-old Finland 2. An independent foresight agency: futurologist, researcher, visionary, developer, experimentalist, partner, trainer, networker 3. Funded by returns on endowment capital and capital investments 4. Vision of Finland as a successful pioneer in sustainable well-being 5. Vision includes three themes, 6 focus areas and dozens of projects + 1 Building our future together 5 + 1 key facts about Sitra Photograph: Erkki Laitila, HS/Lehtikuva 1967
- 4. At the end of the day Sitra and other think tanks and research Institutes trade in ideas. This means that the idea of creating our own media is most tempting.
- 5. This Year 183 Blog Posts 146 News 812K Visitors 16.8K Twitter Followers
- 6. 1. Policy makers, journalists and average citizens are often too busy to attend an event or take a deep dive into a publication.
- 7. 2. Today audiences are used to information finding them. Its a model sprung from digital media, and one that privileges short form, shareability and a highly visual approach to content.
- 8. 3. Two complementary approaches to content: long form and bite size content.
- 10. 10Sitra Laura Halenius 27.8.2015
- 11. 11Sitra Laura Halenius 27.8.2015
- 12. Sitra Laura Halenius 27.8.2015 12 13 Trends Over 55K views in 際際滷Share 13 Trend articles ->deeper insight to each trend Sitra's Trends List - Useful tool for Organizations
- 13. 4. Its not a game of numbers, but instead it's a matter of relevance.
- 14. Target audience: All Finns Readers: 18K Target audience: experts and media Readers: 506 5. Big themes require different angles and voices
- 15. 5+1 Visualize Complex Models
- 16. sitra.fi Facebook.com/SitraFund @SitraFund Building a successful Finland for tomorrow
Editor's Notes
- #3: What is Sitra? Sitra is a future-oriented organisation, which has been performing its statutory role of promoting the well-being and competitiveness of Finland and the Finnish people since 1967. Its activities are funded by the returns on its endowment capital and capital investments. Introduction and finances: Since the establishment of Sitra in 1967, our mission has been future-oriented: during recent decades, we have focused on topical issues, anticipated change and boldly taken on new tasks. We have also accumulated knowledge enabling us to successfully exit projects upon identifying a suitable owner for the business in question. The Act on Sitra defines our goal as promoting Finland's stable development, economic growth and international competitiveness. Our funding is based on the returns on both our endowment capital (market value 739 million euros as of 31.12.2014) and our capital investments. We do not therefore receive tax-based funding from sources such as the state budget. History and Sitra's role Although Sitras mission has remained the same since its establishment, its methods have varied depending on what are deemed the best ways of helping Finland to prosper. Until the 1980s, Sitra acted as a provider of R&D funding. In its next phase, Sitra focused on the establishment of a capital market in Finland and the provision of training on societal issues and financial policy. In the 2000s, Sitra has sought to make an impact on social change. As a societal game changer, Sitra has focused on tackling complex and systemic cross-sectoral challenges. Administration Sitras administration includes a Supervisory Board, a Board of Directors and a President. The Supervisory Board includes members of the Parliamentary Supervisory Council of the Bank of Finland, appointed by Parliament. The Board monitors Sitra's management and makes decisions on operational principles. The Board of Directors has six members. The Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Employment and the Economy and the Ministry of Education and Culture must be represented on the Board. Sitra's President is a member of the Board. The Board directs Sitra's activities. The President of Sitra manages the administration of the fund and develops its operations, in line with the instructions and stipulations provided by the Supervisory Board and the Board of Directors. Sitra has around 136 employees (31.12.2014).