This document discusses a social network app called Colab that connects citizens to government. It allows citizens to report issues, suggest services, and rate existing services. Citizens can also support other posts and stay engaged as government responds to requests. Government agencies can use Colab's free and premium tools to better manage citizen requests and feedback. Several cities in Brazil have launched Colab, and their mayors praise how it has improved citizen engagement and made government more efficient and responsive. The document concludes by discussing challenges in getting more municipalities and citizens to use Colab, and brainstorming ideas around gamification and partnerships to help drive further adoption.
14. 1.
Government
sends a noti鍖cation
3.
Citizens have their
voices heard
2.
People participate
voting on polls
4. The urban
experience is improved!
For Citizens help government make decisions
21. Client adoption
Municipalities, state and federal gov and utility companies
22,5
45
67,5
90
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Fev Mar Apr May June July
2014 2015
72
Launched in
March 2014
Population
1.760.500
Launched in
May 2015
Population
1.470.000
Launched in
June 2014
Population
840.600
Launched in
May 2015
Population
862.040
22. What clients are saying
Colab brings citizens even closer
to the municipal through its
disruptive approach
"The forms of participation have
evolved and with Colab people
can engage more."
Rodrigo Neves
Mayor of Niter坦i
Gustavo Fruet
Mayor of Curitiba
We changed the way we organize
ourselves and now the municipality
is even more prepared to engage"
With Colab we want to consolidate
a new form of engagement and
become more agile and ef鍖cient"
Jos辿 Fortunati
Mayor of Porto Alegre
Eduardo Leite
Mayor of Pelotas