Social Media and local participation by Birgitte Städe
Download as PPTX, PDF0 likes490 views
Birgitte Städe from Hoeje-Taastrup Municipality in Denmark discusses using social media to increase citizen participation and voter turnout in local elections. The municipality live-streamed election debates on Facebook and answered citizens' questions online. During the election, they posted updates from polling stations and provided information to voters. Voter turnout increased from 64% to 69%, especially among young people. Citizens provided positive feedback, and the social media efforts helped find a good balance between politicians and administrators.
1 of 10
Download to read offline
Recommended
How politicians are using social media by Darren Lilleker
How politicians are using social media by Darren LillekerCIPR WessexThis document discusses the potentials and pitfalls of politicians using social media. It notes that social media allows for personal branding, connectivity, and interactivity, but can also be a "thief of time" and encourage empty grandstanding. The document also examines different roles politicians take on social media, such as constituency servant, parliamentarian, and party spokesperson, and questions how to separate personal and political use of social media.
Social media in government
Social media in governmentOntarioEastThe document summarizes the Ontario government's use of social media from 2004-2012. It notes that while social media use has increased significantly in that time period, approaches have been uneven across ministries. The document outlines plans to provide more strategic guidance and metrics on social media use, develop common guidelines and standards, and centralize support and approvals to improve performance and ensure legal compliance across platforms.
Social Media 101: An Integrated Approach
Social Media 101: An Integrated ApproachJonathan BertholdIntroductory presentation I prepared for the YES organization in February 2014. This presentation touches upon the basics of social media, how to devise a marketing strategy for either a personal or corporate brand, the major platforms to leverage, and a collection of tools and resources to manage campaigns effectively.
How to Determine the ROI of Anything
How to Determine the ROI of AnythingGary VaynerchukWhat's the ROI of a Piano? What's the ROI of a YouTube channel? What's the ROI of anything!? After you read this deck you'll be able to answer all these questions easily.
The Top Skills That Can Get You Hired in 2017
The Top Skills That Can Get You Hired in 2017LinkedInWe analyzed all the recruiting activity on LinkedIn this year and identified the Top Skills employers seek. Starting Oct 24, learn these skills and much more for free during the Week of Learning.
#AlwaysBeLearning https://learning.linkedin.com/week-of-learning
Presentation EGOV days 2010 Prag
Presentation EGOV days 2010 PragLibertriumLiberopinion is a platform that aims to improve interaction between political candidates and citizens during electoral periods. It allows citizens to submit questions and suggestions to candidates, rate existing questions and suggestions, and view candidates' responses and electoral programs. Candidates can answer questions, comment on suggestions, publish their programs, and debate with other candidates and citizens. In a beta test of the platform during Portuguese elections in 2009, it received over 3000 visitors with 118 questions submitted to candidates, who answered almost all questions posted. The study concludes the platform has high potential to increase e-campaigning and engagement but will require more resources and support to manage large volumes of user input.
Business Opportunities in Online Political Campaigning (Product Development R...
Business Opportunities in Online Political Campaigning (Product Development R...Kondiment Group Just how big is the online political communication market? And why should an entrepreneur or business man care about online political campaigns? The simple answer is this: there are numerous possibilities and business opportunities that have emerged from political campaigns shifting towards the online. Find out what are the key elements of a political campaign in the 21st century and discover an important paradigm shift in this domain: from services to products.
Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case study
Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case studyLuis Borges GouveiaCitizens can formulate questions and suggestions, rate existing questions and electoral programs, and comment on them. Candidates can answer questions, comment on suggestions, publish their electoral programs, and debate with citizens and other candidates on the Liberopinion platform.
The platform was tested in the 2009 Portuguese elections, receiving 3000 unique visitors and 380 registered users. In the parliamentary elections, there were 118 questions, 43 proposals, and 1 active candidate. The local election in Viseu had 2 active candidates answering almost all the questions (97% of 33 total questions).
While still in the early stages of adoption, the case study showed the platform's potential to improve interaction between candidates and citizens during electoral periods.
SIC presentation
SIC presentationKateryna OdarchenkoSIC Group Ukraine is a leading consulting firm in Ukraine that provides services in political science, law, sociology, public relations, and marketing. It has several departments and offers solutions using reliable methods and innovation. The company works on social projects to develop political and social communication in Ukraine through events, programs, and forums. SIC Group Ukraine also provides comprehensive information support, marketing and research, and strategic consulting to solve clients' problems and achieve desired results through effective campaign strategies and tactics.
Web campaigning and European Parliament elections 2011. Presentation held at ...
Web campaigning and European Parliament elections 2011. Presentation held at ...Maurice VergeerPresentation held at the European People's Party, Belgrade, October 2011 on web campaigning in the EP elections of 2011
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting Campaign
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting CampaignDr. Heera Lal IASLoksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting CampaignBanda is a district of 1.8 million people in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Unfortunately, in recent years, Banda has become known for water scarcity, unemployment, farmer distress, underdeveloped agriculture, and corruption. These issues have spurred significant political rivalry; as a result, the Election Commission has identified 195 of the 1,454 polling booths in the Baberu, Banda, Naraini, and Tindwari constituencies as “critical”.
Motivated by these challenges, I set out to increase voter turnout and improve the sense of civic engagement in Banda, and involved the whole district administration towards this goal. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, 53 percent of registered electors in Banda voted. For the 2019 elections, I set an ambitious target of 90 percent turnout. To achieve this, I led my team to devise the “90 Plus” strategy, which leveraged a plethora of initiatives and communication channels from the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) programme. A total of 825,907 people voted in Banda District in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, out of 1,314,368 registered electors (62.8%). In 2014, the average total turnout was 53.38%. The 10-percentage point increase is remarkable given the ground-level challenges that confronted the ambitious project target. The significance of this scheme was acknowledged by the Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, in a rally that he addressed here in the district.
Liberopinion: a Web Platform for enhancing e-Democracy. eChallenges varsovia ...
Liberopinion: a Web Platform for enhancing e-Democracy. eChallenges varsovia ...Artur de SousaThis project aims to create an online platform called Liberopinion to enhance e-Democracy by enabling interaction between stakeholders in democratic processes, encouraging citizen participation, and fostering debate. It consists of two main applications - Elections, which concentrates stakeholders in elections in one place for multidirectional communication, and Governmeter, which allows citizens to monitor and deliberate on government performance. The goal is to narrow the gap between citizens and politicians through structured online discussion.
LIBEROPINION AS AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR ELECTIONS 2.0 .EEE gov days 2010
LIBEROPINION AS AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR ELECTIONS 2.0 .EEE gov days 2010Artur de SousaLiberopinion-Elections is a new Rich Internet Application (RIA) that seeks to concentrate, in a single place, all stakeholders in a political election allowing multi-directional and structured communication between them. Using a citizen and candidate centered approach, Liberopinion-Elections supports collaborative interaction through questions, answers, proposals, ratings and comments with the purpose of fostering communication, deliberation and participation. This paper aims at presenting the functionalities of this application, as well as the results from a case study about the Portuguese local and national elections held in 2009
Engaging Times: 20 Years of E-Democracy Lessons
Engaging Times: 20 Years of E-Democracy LessonsSteven CliftKey lessons from twenty years of e-democracy, open government, civic technology, and citizen participation online.
Extended slide deck combining almost all slides used by Steven Clift across 14 presentations across Taiwan and the Philippines to different audiences.
WEPOLITICS. the political social network
WEPOLITICS. the political social networkYannis EvmolpidisThe document proposes a new social network called WePolitics that aims to redefine citizen participation in democracy. It would allow users to express opinions on political issues, see real-time statistics, and connect citizens and politicians. The founders argue democracy is not working due to low citizen participation. WePolitics would use polling and social features to understand public opinion in real-time and give citizens and politicians a way to engage in dialogue. It would target the market research industry and offer premium services, targeted ads, and white-label licenses to other organizations. The founders have experience in politics, product development, and operations and aim to launch in Greece and expand internationally.
Pvm Preseation May 09 With New Logo
Pvm Preseation May 09 With New LogoJulie HawkerPeoplesvoicemedia.co.uk is a not-for-profit social enterprise that was formed in 1993 as the Manchester Community Information Network. It uses social media to work with diverse communities, support dialogue and provide pathways to employment, training and local presence through outreach workers and social media centers. It has over 120 community reporters across the northwest of England who undertake consultation exercises and social reporting at local events.
Communication genres in Norwegian 2013 parliamentary election
Communication genres in Norwegian 2013 parliamentary electionMarius Rohde JohannessenThe document analyzes trends in Norwegian parliamentary election campaigns between 2009 and 2013 on social media. It found that numbers of social media followers and posts increased significantly from 2009 to 2013. Genres of communication were also examined, finding that debates, calls for support or nonsupport, and sharing personal accounts or links increased on platforms like Facebook and Twitter between the two elections. The use of social media began aligning more with principles of online politics like collective intelligence, experimentalism, and engagement at smaller scales.
Openparlamento London 2009
Openparlamento London 2009Guglielmo CelataThis document summarizes two Italian civic participation projects called Openpolis and Openparlamento. Openpolis (2006) created an online database of all Italian politicians with biographical and political information. It had over 150,000 politician profiles from 8,000 municipalities with 10,000 users and 3,000 daily visitors. Openparlamento (2009) similarly organized parliamentary activities and bills to increase transparency, receiving both positive media coverage and angry politician reactions. It aimed to expand data collection and civic engagement tools to further monitor the political process.
Ged mirfinprofile
Ged mirfinprofileGed MirfinGed Mirfin is a data analytics consultant and marketing strategist with extensive experience. He has won national awards for his work with big data and business intelligence projects. Mirfin has expertise in data mining, analysis, segmentation, and profiling large datasets to provide customer insights. He also has a background in direct marketing, communications strategies, and political campaign management. Currently, Mirfin works as an independent consultant and holds positions on local government and nonprofit boards.
Public Affairs Presentation - Daniel Salvatore Campaign Wrap-up
Public Affairs Presentation - Daniel Salvatore Campaign Wrap-upStephanie FuscoThe document summarizes Daniel Salvatore's 2010 campaign for municipal election in Ward 2 of Vaughan, Ontario. It describes Daniel's background and involvement in student politics. It outlines the campaign team's efforts to gather demographic information on the ward and engage voters through canvassing, a BBQ event, social media, and election day scrutineering. It notes that Daniel received 23% of the vote in a close race, gaining familiarity with the community for a future campaign.
Political polling new technology and old politics 2
Political polling new technology and old politics 2bali2010This document summarizes a seminar on public opinion polling, politics, and new technology. It discusses how polling is increasingly used for issue and strategy selection in political campaigns. While traditional campaigning like rallies remains, new media technologies are supplementing campaigns. Social networks and internet penetration are growing rapidly in Southeast Asia. The document also examines polling accuracy and how issues are selected for campaigns based on polling of target audiences. It explores how cyber space allows for monitoring public opinion online and the implications of new communication channels for political campaigns and public opinion.
Cllr Mark Wright Introduction
Cllr Mark Wright IntroductionEmily FennellCllr Mark Wright, Bristol City Council, opens the Your Local Budget Bristol Event and describes the budget engagement work going on in Bristol.
Presentation Kristofer Sjoholm at EBU Conference "data in the newsroom"
Presentation Kristofer Sjoholm at EBU Conference "data in the newsroom"IntoTheMindspresentation given by Kristofer Sjoholm of SVT (Sweden) on the Valkompass and other data journalism projects at SVT.
2012 elections work and beyond (prelim draft)
2012 elections work and beyond (prelim draft)James KoshibaThe document summarizes the work of an organization called Kanu in engaging voters for the 2012 elections in Hawaii. [1] Kanu gathered community input to draft candidate questionnaires, registered over 2,600 new voters in low-turnout areas, and provided election information in new formats. [2] Kanu's work engaged over 3,000 community members and saw increased web traffic and positive feedback. [3] Moving forward, Kanu aims to practice grassroots advocacy, educate communities on policy issues, and develop citizen and youth leaders through continued civic engagement and leadership training.
Citizen Sensitization Proposal Deck
Citizen Sensitization Proposal DeckMaina Moses KimaniThis document proposes a citizen engagement service called Tukol that would use missed call technology to deliver political messages and information to citizens conveniently. It notes current challenges with low citizen participation and discusses dilemmas faced by both citizens and politicians. Tukol would allow callers to receive auto-played messages by making a missed call to a unique number and participate in two-way SMS communication. The target market includes government agencies, political parties, politicians and donors. The proposal is to partner with a specific political party to leverage Tukol's missed call service to engage, inform and mobilize voters easily and cost-effectively.
Liberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-Democracy
Liberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-DemocracyLuis Borges GouveiaLiberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-Democracy
e-challenges, October 2010
Varsovia, Poland
Artur Sousa, Pedro Agante, Luis Borges Gouveia
UP Election 2017 
UP Election 2017 Sunil MishraThis document provides information about Partners in Excellence, an Indian political consulting firm. It offers services related to campaign management, strategy, communication, and policy advising. The document then shares details on the firm's services such as campaign advertising, media management, rallies, use of technology, canvassing, signs, microtargeting, surveys, and vote bank management. Charts are included on caste compositions and opinion polls for upcoming state elections.
OUP14 Social Media Maturity Measure
OUP14 Social Media Maturity MeasureOpening-up.euThis document outlines a social media maturity measure for organizations to assess their social media capabilities. It discusses two key dimensions - being a conversation government and a social local government. A conversation government aims for transparency, collaboration, and two-way engagement. A social local government supports social media through leadership, strategy, implementation, governance, and training. Organizations can measure their maturity across five stages from beginner to champion by evaluating their performance on ten drivers within these two dimensions. Taking the social media maturity measure assessment provides insights to help organizations improve their social media use.
The road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses by Toon Vanagt
The road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses by Toon VanagtOpening-up.euThe road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses! These slides include 11 open data revenue models for government agencies who 'pragmatically' need to keep generating revenues being 'authentic sources'. This presentation was delivered by Toon Vanagt from https://data.be as the opening keynote of the 'opening-up' conference in Brussels on 3/12/2014.
More Related Content
Similar to Social Media and local participation by Birgitte Städe (20)
Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case study
Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case studyLuis Borges GouveiaCitizens can formulate questions and suggestions, rate existing questions and electoral programs, and comment on them. Candidates can answer questions, comment on suggestions, publish their electoral programs, and debate with citizens and other candidates on the Liberopinion platform.
The platform was tested in the 2009 Portuguese elections, receiving 3000 unique visitors and 380 registered users. In the parliamentary elections, there were 118 questions, 43 proposals, and 1 active candidate. The local election in Viseu had 2 active candidates answering almost all the questions (97% of 33 total questions).
While still in the early stages of adoption, the case study showed the platform's potential to improve interaction between candidates and citizens during electoral periods.
SIC presentation
SIC presentationKateryna OdarchenkoSIC Group Ukraine is a leading consulting firm in Ukraine that provides services in political science, law, sociology, public relations, and marketing. It has several departments and offers solutions using reliable methods and innovation. The company works on social projects to develop political and social communication in Ukraine through events, programs, and forums. SIC Group Ukraine also provides comprehensive information support, marketing and research, and strategic consulting to solve clients' problems and achieve desired results through effective campaign strategies and tactics.
Web campaigning and European Parliament elections 2011. Presentation held at ...
Web campaigning and European Parliament elections 2011. Presentation held at ...Maurice VergeerPresentation held at the European People's Party, Belgrade, October 2011 on web campaigning in the EP elections of 2011
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting Campaign
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting CampaignDr. Heera Lal IASLoksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting CampaignBanda is a district of 1.8 million people in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Unfortunately, in recent years, Banda has become known for water scarcity, unemployment, farmer distress, underdeveloped agriculture, and corruption. These issues have spurred significant political rivalry; as a result, the Election Commission has identified 195 of the 1,454 polling booths in the Baberu, Banda, Naraini, and Tindwari constituencies as “critical”.
Motivated by these challenges, I set out to increase voter turnout and improve the sense of civic engagement in Banda, and involved the whole district administration towards this goal. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, 53 percent of registered electors in Banda voted. For the 2019 elections, I set an ambitious target of 90 percent turnout. To achieve this, I led my team to devise the “90 Plus” strategy, which leveraged a plethora of initiatives and communication channels from the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) programme. A total of 825,907 people voted in Banda District in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, out of 1,314,368 registered electors (62.8%). In 2014, the average total turnout was 53.38%. The 10-percentage point increase is remarkable given the ground-level challenges that confronted the ambitious project target. The significance of this scheme was acknowledged by the Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, in a rally that he addressed here in the district.
Liberopinion: a Web Platform for enhancing e-Democracy. eChallenges varsovia ...
Liberopinion: a Web Platform for enhancing e-Democracy. eChallenges varsovia ...Artur de SousaThis project aims to create an online platform called Liberopinion to enhance e-Democracy by enabling interaction between stakeholders in democratic processes, encouraging citizen participation, and fostering debate. It consists of two main applications - Elections, which concentrates stakeholders in elections in one place for multidirectional communication, and Governmeter, which allows citizens to monitor and deliberate on government performance. The goal is to narrow the gap between citizens and politicians through structured online discussion.
LIBEROPINION AS AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR ELECTIONS 2.0 .EEE gov days 2010
LIBEROPINION AS AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR ELECTIONS 2.0 .EEE gov days 2010Artur de SousaLiberopinion-Elections is a new Rich Internet Application (RIA) that seeks to concentrate, in a single place, all stakeholders in a political election allowing multi-directional and structured communication between them. Using a citizen and candidate centered approach, Liberopinion-Elections supports collaborative interaction through questions, answers, proposals, ratings and comments with the purpose of fostering communication, deliberation and participation. This paper aims at presenting the functionalities of this application, as well as the results from a case study about the Portuguese local and national elections held in 2009
Engaging Times: 20 Years of E-Democracy Lessons
Engaging Times: 20 Years of E-Democracy LessonsSteven CliftKey lessons from twenty years of e-democracy, open government, civic technology, and citizen participation online.
Extended slide deck combining almost all slides used by Steven Clift across 14 presentations across Taiwan and the Philippines to different audiences.
WEPOLITICS. the political social network
WEPOLITICS. the political social networkYannis EvmolpidisThe document proposes a new social network called WePolitics that aims to redefine citizen participation in democracy. It would allow users to express opinions on political issues, see real-time statistics, and connect citizens and politicians. The founders argue democracy is not working due to low citizen participation. WePolitics would use polling and social features to understand public opinion in real-time and give citizens and politicians a way to engage in dialogue. It would target the market research industry and offer premium services, targeted ads, and white-label licenses to other organizations. The founders have experience in politics, product development, and operations and aim to launch in Greece and expand internationally.
Pvm Preseation May 09 With New Logo
Pvm Preseation May 09 With New LogoJulie HawkerPeoplesvoicemedia.co.uk is a not-for-profit social enterprise that was formed in 1993 as the Manchester Community Information Network. It uses social media to work with diverse communities, support dialogue and provide pathways to employment, training and local presence through outreach workers and social media centers. It has over 120 community reporters across the northwest of England who undertake consultation exercises and social reporting at local events.
Communication genres in Norwegian 2013 parliamentary election
Communication genres in Norwegian 2013 parliamentary electionMarius Rohde JohannessenThe document analyzes trends in Norwegian parliamentary election campaigns between 2009 and 2013 on social media. It found that numbers of social media followers and posts increased significantly from 2009 to 2013. Genres of communication were also examined, finding that debates, calls for support or nonsupport, and sharing personal accounts or links increased on platforms like Facebook and Twitter between the two elections. The use of social media began aligning more with principles of online politics like collective intelligence, experimentalism, and engagement at smaller scales.
Openparlamento London 2009
Openparlamento London 2009Guglielmo CelataThis document summarizes two Italian civic participation projects called Openpolis and Openparlamento. Openpolis (2006) created an online database of all Italian politicians with biographical and political information. It had over 150,000 politician profiles from 8,000 municipalities with 10,000 users and 3,000 daily visitors. Openparlamento (2009) similarly organized parliamentary activities and bills to increase transparency, receiving both positive media coverage and angry politician reactions. It aimed to expand data collection and civic engagement tools to further monitor the political process.
Ged mirfinprofile
Ged mirfinprofileGed MirfinGed Mirfin is a data analytics consultant and marketing strategist with extensive experience. He has won national awards for his work with big data and business intelligence projects. Mirfin has expertise in data mining, analysis, segmentation, and profiling large datasets to provide customer insights. He also has a background in direct marketing, communications strategies, and political campaign management. Currently, Mirfin works as an independent consultant and holds positions on local government and nonprofit boards.
Public Affairs Presentation - Daniel Salvatore Campaign Wrap-up
Public Affairs Presentation - Daniel Salvatore Campaign Wrap-upStephanie FuscoThe document summarizes Daniel Salvatore's 2010 campaign for municipal election in Ward 2 of Vaughan, Ontario. It describes Daniel's background and involvement in student politics. It outlines the campaign team's efforts to gather demographic information on the ward and engage voters through canvassing, a BBQ event, social media, and election day scrutineering. It notes that Daniel received 23% of the vote in a close race, gaining familiarity with the community for a future campaign.
Political polling new technology and old politics 2
Political polling new technology and old politics 2bali2010This document summarizes a seminar on public opinion polling, politics, and new technology. It discusses how polling is increasingly used for issue and strategy selection in political campaigns. While traditional campaigning like rallies remains, new media technologies are supplementing campaigns. Social networks and internet penetration are growing rapidly in Southeast Asia. The document also examines polling accuracy and how issues are selected for campaigns based on polling of target audiences. It explores how cyber space allows for monitoring public opinion online and the implications of new communication channels for political campaigns and public opinion.
Cllr Mark Wright Introduction
Cllr Mark Wright IntroductionEmily FennellCllr Mark Wright, Bristol City Council, opens the Your Local Budget Bristol Event and describes the budget engagement work going on in Bristol.
Presentation Kristofer Sjoholm at EBU Conference "data in the newsroom"
Presentation Kristofer Sjoholm at EBU Conference "data in the newsroom"IntoTheMindspresentation given by Kristofer Sjoholm of SVT (Sweden) on the Valkompass and other data journalism projects at SVT.
2012 elections work and beyond (prelim draft)
2012 elections work and beyond (prelim draft)James KoshibaThe document summarizes the work of an organization called Kanu in engaging voters for the 2012 elections in Hawaii. [1] Kanu gathered community input to draft candidate questionnaires, registered over 2,600 new voters in low-turnout areas, and provided election information in new formats. [2] Kanu's work engaged over 3,000 community members and saw increased web traffic and positive feedback. [3] Moving forward, Kanu aims to practice grassroots advocacy, educate communities on policy issues, and develop citizen and youth leaders through continued civic engagement and leadership training.
Citizen Sensitization Proposal Deck
Citizen Sensitization Proposal DeckMaina Moses KimaniThis document proposes a citizen engagement service called Tukol that would use missed call technology to deliver political messages and information to citizens conveniently. It notes current challenges with low citizen participation and discusses dilemmas faced by both citizens and politicians. Tukol would allow callers to receive auto-played messages by making a missed call to a unique number and participate in two-way SMS communication. The target market includes government agencies, political parties, politicians and donors. The proposal is to partner with a specific political party to leverage Tukol's missed call service to engage, inform and mobilize voters easily and cost-effectively.
Liberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-Democracy
Liberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-DemocracyLuis Borges GouveiaLiberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-Democracy
e-challenges, October 2010
Varsovia, Poland
Artur Sousa, Pedro Agante, Luis Borges Gouveia
UP Election 2017
UP Election 2017 Sunil MishraThis document provides information about Partners in Excellence, an Indian political consulting firm. It offers services related to campaign management, strategy, communication, and policy advising. The document then shares details on the firm's services such as campaign advertising, media management, rallies, use of technology, canvassing, signs, microtargeting, surveys, and vote bank management. Charts are included on caste compositions and opinion polls for upcoming state elections.
Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case study
Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case studyLuis Borges Gouveia
Web campaigning and European Parliament elections 2011. Presentation held at ...
Web campaigning and European Parliament elections 2011. Presentation held at ...Maurice Vergeer
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting Campaign
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting CampaignDr. Heera Lal IAS
Liberopinion: a Web Platform for enhancing e-Democracy. eChallenges varsovia ...
Liberopinion: a Web Platform for enhancing e-Democracy. eChallenges varsovia ...Artur de Sousa
LIBEROPINION AS AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR ELECTIONS 2.0 .EEE gov days 2010
LIBEROPINION AS AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR ELECTIONS 2.0 .EEE gov days 2010Artur de Sousa
Engaging Times: 20 Years of E-Democracy Lessons
Engaging Times: 20 Years of E-Democracy LessonsSteven Clift
Communication genres in Norwegian 2013 parliamentary election
Communication genres in Norwegian 2013 parliamentary electionMarius Rohde Johannessen
Public Affairs Presentation - Daniel Salvatore Campaign Wrap-up
Public Affairs Presentation - Daniel Salvatore Campaign Wrap-upStephanie Fusco
Political polling new technology and old politics 2
Political polling new technology and old politics 2bali2010
Presentation Kristofer Sjoholm at EBU Conference "data in the newsroom"
Presentation Kristofer Sjoholm at EBU Conference "data in the newsroom"IntoTheMinds
2012 elections work and beyond (prelim draft)
2012 elections work and beyond (prelim draft)James Koshiba
Liberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-Democracy
Liberopinion: a web platform for enhancing e-DemocracyLuis Borges Gouveia
More from Opening-up.eu (20)
OUP14 Social Media Maturity Measure
OUP14 Social Media Maturity MeasureOpening-up.euThis document outlines a social media maturity measure for organizations to assess their social media capabilities. It discusses two key dimensions - being a conversation government and a social local government. A conversation government aims for transparency, collaboration, and two-way engagement. A social local government supports social media through leadership, strategy, implementation, governance, and training. Organizations can measure their maturity across five stages from beginner to champion by evaluating their performance on ten drivers within these two dimensions. Taking the social media maturity measure assessment provides insights to help organizations improve their social media use.
The road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses by Toon Vanagt
The road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses by Toon VanagtOpening-up.euThe road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses! These slides include 11 open data revenue models for government agencies who 'pragmatically' need to keep generating revenues being 'authentic sources'. This presentation was delivered by Toon Vanagt from https://data.be as the opening keynote of the 'opening-up' conference in Brussels on 3/12/2014.
Local Open Data: A perspective from local government in England by Gesche Schmid
Local Open Data: A perspective from local government in England by Gesche SchmidOpening-up.euLocal Open Data: A perspective from local government in England
to help government and companies to
develop innovative services through the
use of open data and to encourage smart
use of Social Media
Open Data in your organization: tactics & tricks part 1 by Job Wiegant, Koen ...
Open Data in your organization: tactics & tricks part 1 by Job Wiegant, Koen ...Opening-up.euThis document discusses embedding open data in organizations. It describes drivers like streamlining processes, governance through accountability and participation, and economic benefits like efficiency. Barriers include lack of awareness, legal issues around data ownership, and costs of implementation. The document then details the approach taken in Groningen, Netherlands, which was to start small with two pilots - a basic open data portal and opening financial data. Key lessons were that maintenance is difficult, scale is important, and support from top management is essential. The next steps involve further institutionalizing open data practices and policies.
Generating rendement with open data by Arjan El Fassed
Generating rendement with open data by Arjan El FassedOpening-up.euThis document discusses how open data can be used to generate returns. It presents open data as findable, accessible, and allowing for re-use. The document also mentions the Open State Foundation and provides their website and contact details.
Open Knowledge Foundation Business Lounge by Pieter-Jan Pauwels
Open Knowledge Foundation Business Lounge by Pieter-Jan PauwelsOpening-up.euThis document discusses hackathons that develop applications using open data and the challenges in bringing those applications to market. It notes a lack of business models, funding, and time often prevent promising hackathon projects from being successful long-term. It then provides information on the Opening Up business lounge which supports turning open data projects into viable businesses through networking opportunities and pitching competitions for funding and recognition.
Basics of Open Data: what you need to know by Wouter Degadt & Pieter Colpaert
Basics of Open Data: what you need to know by Wouter Degadt & Pieter ColpaertOpening-up.euLinked Open Data means making data more interoperable with other datasets on the web by using URIs as identifiers and triples as atomic building blocks. URIs are assigned to every term and concept, and triples are used to connect terms and represent facts about entities. This allows different machines to understand the relationships between data in a consistent way. Publishing data as Linked Open Data according to these principles can make it easier to query and integrate with other datasets.
Combining data through standards and metrics by Mike Thacker
Combining data through standards and metrics by Mike ThackerOpening-up.euThis document discusses standards and metrics for combining open data from municipalities. It proposes using uniform resource identifiers (URIs) to define things precisely, schemas to define the structure of datasets, and common metrics to allow comparison of data across areas. Standards for identifiers, schemas, and metrics will enable data to be aggregated and analyzed to inform policy.
Content strategy for a municipal Facebook by Jenny Broden 
Content strategy for a municipal Facebook by Jenny Broden Opening-up.euThis document provides tips for using Facebook to engage citizens. It recommends posting daily updates about what is happening in the city and writing updates that will affect citizens' days. It also suggests encouraging citizen contributions, listening to citizens, and establishing guidelines for professional conduct and verifying questions. The document outlines roles for an editor-in-chief, contact call center, and communicators to answer questions and address inappropriate content within 24 hours. It proposes using Facebook for marketing the organization and envisions an future e-citizen portal for e-services.
Social Media Monitoring by Henk van der Leest
Social Media Monitoring by Henk van der LeestOpening-up.eu
Your citizen is king, but your employee is superheroe by Sofie Verhalle
Your citizen is king, but your employee is superheroe by Sofie VerhalleOpening-up.eu
Improving decisionmaking with GIS by Bjorgulf Torjussen
Improving decisionmaking with GIS by Bjorgulf TorjussenOpening-up.euThis document discusses how publishing data using geographic information systems (GIS) can improve decision-making. It provides examples of how municipalities in Denmark and Norway are using open GIS data and presentations to increase transparency, public involvement, and trust in political decisions. Key benefits highlighted include making large amounts of municipal indicator and statistical data easily accessible on maps, graphs, and other visualizations, which can help analyze trends, engage stakeholders, and demonstrate the basis for executive actions and policies. Some challenges around data consistency, standards, and broadband access are also noted.
Digital transformation by Jo Caudron
Digital transformation by Jo CaudronOpening-up.euThis document discusses digital transformation and dealing with digital disruption. It outlines several models of digital disruption, including the glass house, the package, the frog, the gatekeeper, the traveler, the participant, and the cyborg. It emphasizes that disruption is real and companies must be prepared to transform by developing a vision, digital leadership, innovation practices, and a culture open to change. The key takeaway is that disruption is happening and companies should proactively model and plan for transformation rather than reacting to changes.
Can you build a business with local open data? By Jan Liefers
Can you build a business with local open data? By Jan LiefersOpening-up.euThis document outlines the agenda and rules for a workshop on open data and potential business models. The workshop instructs participants to form groups to discuss what data their organizations have that could be opened, the benefits of sharing that data and who would benefit, any blockages to opening the data and who might oppose it, and business strategies for making the data available despite potential blockages. The groups will then present their preferred business model to the full workshop. The goal is for participants to explore how opening up an estimated 140 billion euros worth of government data could create business opportunities.
Social media game by Otto Thors
Social media game by Otto ThorsOpening-up.euThis document describes a social media training game called the Social Media Game. It discusses setting up teams to play various scenarios dealing with social media dilemmas. The scenarios are presented to spark discussion and role-playing around topics like integrity, participation, aggression, content strategy and more. Players take on roles and have their reactions guided by a game master. The goal is to make the training engaging and help participants better remember lessons through an interactive experience. Information is provided on how to register to participate in the game.
Building Social Networks for a safer society By Elle De Jonge & Renske Stumpel 
Building Social Networks for a safer society By Elle De Jonge & Renske Stumpel Opening-up.euThis document discusses building social networks for a safer society through citizen participation models. It describes a pilot project in Groningen, Netherlands testing a mobile app called "Meld!" that allows citizens and police to report incidents directly and collaborate in real-time. The pilot saw 205 reports over 3 months, with 117 leading to immediate police response. It concluded that attention to problems works, value exists in many eyes on a situation, and changing traditional response models requires communication to build trust and partnership between citizens and authorities.
Open Data for local governments - De Samenkomst, Aelbeke, Kortrijk
Open Data for local governments - De Samenkomst, Aelbeke, KortrijkOpening-up.euOpen Data presentatie Leiedal De Samenkomst op 10 december 2013 20131210 opendata
Open Data for local governments - De Samenkomst, Aelbeke, Kortrijk wouter Degadt wouterdegadt
GIS DAY Belgium mike tacker_porism
GIS DAY Belgium mike tacker_porismOpening-up.euThis document discusses how geo-analysis and open data can be used to implement evidence-led policy. It describes analyzing socio-economic metrics and profiles by area across Europe to identify groups with similar characteristics. Examples are given of profiling metropolitan and rural areas. Further information is provided on metrics, dimensions, and tools for small area analysis in the UK and Europe.
GIS DAY Belgium diedrik gaus_elsverhasselt_gent_onderwijs
GIS DAY Belgium diedrik gaus_elsverhasselt_gent_onderwijsOpening-up.eu
The road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses by Toon Vanagt
The road to open data enlightenment is paved with nice excuses by Toon VanagtOpening-up.eu
Local Open Data: A perspective from local government in England by Gesche Schmid
Local Open Data: A perspective from local government in England by Gesche SchmidOpening-up.eu
Open Data in your organization: tactics & tricks part 1 by Job Wiegant, Koen ...
Open Data in your organization: tactics & tricks part 1 by Job Wiegant, Koen ...Opening-up.eu
Generating rendement with open data by Arjan El Fassed
Generating rendement with open data by Arjan El FassedOpening-up.eu
Open Knowledge Foundation Business Lounge by Pieter-Jan Pauwels
Open Knowledge Foundation Business Lounge by Pieter-Jan PauwelsOpening-up.eu
Basics of Open Data: what you need to know by Wouter Degadt & Pieter Colpaert
Basics of Open Data: what you need to know by Wouter Degadt & Pieter ColpaertOpening-up.eu
Combining data through standards and metrics by Mike Thacker
Combining data through standards and metrics by Mike ThackerOpening-up.eu
Content strategy for a municipal Facebook by Jenny Broden
Content strategy for a municipal Facebook by Jenny Broden Opening-up.eu
Social Media Monitoring by Henk van der Leest
Social Media Monitoring by Henk van der LeestOpening-up.eu
Your citizen is king, but your employee is superheroe by Sofie Verhalle
Your citizen is king, but your employee is superheroe by Sofie VerhalleOpening-up.eu
Improving decisionmaking with GIS by Bjorgulf Torjussen
Improving decisionmaking with GIS by Bjorgulf TorjussenOpening-up.eu
Can you build a business with local open data? By Jan Liefers
Can you build a business with local open data? By Jan LiefersOpening-up.eu
Building Social Networks for a safer society By Elle De Jonge & Renske Stumpel
Building Social Networks for a safer society By Elle De Jonge & Renske Stumpel Opening-up.eu
Open Data for local governments - De Samenkomst, Aelbeke, Kortrijk
Open Data for local governments - De Samenkomst, Aelbeke, KortrijkOpening-up.eu
GIS DAY Belgium diedrik gaus_elsverhasselt_gent_onderwijs
GIS DAY Belgium diedrik gaus_elsverhasselt_gent_onderwijsOpening-up.eu
Recently uploaded (12)
GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in Indonesia
GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in IndonesiaAJHSSR JournalABSTRACT: This research aims to determine the impact of market expansion carried out by Grab, an online
transportation service provider company from Singapore, on the online transportation business in Indonesia. The
research method used in preparing this thesis is a descriptive method, with data collection techniques in the form
of literature reviews sourced from various literature such as books, journals, articles, official internet sites, news
portals, and reports related to this research. The results of this research show that the market expansion activities
carried out by Grab in Indonesia have had an impact, namely the enactment of the latest regulations and laws
regarding online transportation business operations in Indonesia. Apart from that, the presence of Grab in
Indonesia also revives competition in the online transportation business in Indonesia in the initial process of its
development, several experts believed the science of International Relations covered all relations between
countries, was very dynamic and developed in accordance with the conditions of the natural environment and the
conditions of the human social environment. In Schwarzenbeger's opinion, International Relations is the subject
of sociology which studies international society. In this way, the science of International Relations in a general
sense does not only cover politics, but also includes other elements such as social, economic, cultural, defense
and security, tourism, and cultural exchange. (Perwita & Yani, 2005). The dynamic scope of International
Relations science and the increasing development of the times have finally given rise to other elements of
International Relation’s science. One of them is the element of international trade which is part of the economic
element of the science of International Relations. Barro (2003) explains that economic growth is closely related
to the openness of a country's economy, where international trade will have a positive and significant impact on
economic growth. Therefore, almost every country has carried out international trade activities. The driving
factors why countries carry out activities are differences in natural resources, differences in production factors,
different economic conditions, not all countries can produce certain goods, the existence of a profit motive in
trade, and competition between nations.
Keywords: GRAB, Online Transportation, Business Service, E-commerce, Indonesia
iNum_ The Global Phone Number Initiative.pdf
iNum_ The Global Phone Number Initiative.pdfInum viip BusinessUpgrade your communication with the best mobile VoIP phones and enhance the efficiency of your support and sales team. Get a quick set-up on any device you already have and start smarter communication.
The Tupperware Project of 2025: Here to save the day!
The Tupperware Project of 2025: Here to save the day!jambrose615The Tupperware Project of 2025: Here to save the day!
Buy Facebook Reactions Boost Your Posts Instantly Sociocosmos.pdf
Buy Facebook Reactions Boost Your Posts Instantly Sociocosmos.pdfSocioCosmosLooking to increase engagement on your Facebook posts? Sociocosmos offers a reliable and efficient way to buy Facebook reactions. Get the reactions you need to make your content stand out and reach a wider audience. Enhance your social proof and create a buzz around your posts with our easy-to-use service. We provide genuine reactions, ensuring a natural and organic look for your profile. Discover how Sociocosmos can help you amplify your Facebook presence today.
Boost Your Local Rankings with a Comprehensive Local SEO Audit
Boost Your Local Rankings with a Comprehensive Local SEO AuditOutreach Digital MarketingA comprehensive Local SEO Audit evaluates your online presence to identify strengths and weaknesses, ensuring your business is easily discoverable by local customers. Key elements include auditing your Google Business Profile, checking NAP consistency, optimizing on-page SEO for local pages, conducting local keyword research, performing a technical SEO audit, assessing content relevance, reviewing social media engagement, analyzing local traffic metrics, auditing local citations, and evaluating backlinks for local authority.
Amplifying Black Voices: The Power of Social Media Listening & Inclusive Mark...
Amplifying Black Voices: The Power of Social Media Listening & Inclusive Mark...Jasper ColinAs Black History Month 2025 wraps up, social media has only scratched the surface of how different generations engage with Black culture, history, and representation.
Carnival Across The Globe: Social Media Insights
Carnival Across The Globe: Social Media InsightsUNICEPTAUNICEPTA analyzed the public discourse on social media throughout the year regarding various Carnival festivities across the globe. Which carnival generates the most engagement on social media? Which countries are in the focus of the public?
Carnival captivates millions worldwide, but which festivities spark the most engagement on social media? UNICEPTA analyzed global public discourse throughout the year to uncover which Carnival celebrations generate the highest buzz online. From Rio to Cologne, from Mardi Gras to Barranquilla - our data-driven insights reveal which countries dominate the conversation and how regional traditions shape engagement. Discover the key trends, cultural significance, and social media impact of the world’s most celebrated Carnivals.
Choosing the Right Social Media Agency in Dubai_ A Complete Guide.pdf
Choosing the Right Social Media Agency in Dubai_ A Complete Guide.pdfSafcodes LLCIn today's digital era, businesses in Dubai need a strong online presence to stay ahead of the competition. Social media marketing plays a crucial role in brand awareness, customer engagement, and lead generation. However, choosing the right social media agency in Dubai can be challenging with so many options available. This guide will help you understand what to look for when selecting the best agency for your business.
Buy Linkedin Accounts - High-Quality Accounts
Buy Linkedin Accounts - High-Quality AccountsBusiness In today’s competitive job market, having a strong LinkedIn presence is essential for both individuals and businesses. Whether you’re looking to enhance your professional network, promote your brand, or connect with potential clients, buying LinkedIn accounts can be a strategic move. Purchasing pre-established accounts allows you to leverage existing connections and credibility, providing an instant boost to your online visibility.
When you buy LinkedIn accounts, you gain access to a platform with millions of professionals across various industries. This enables you to tap into new opportunities, engage with industry leaders, and showcase your expertise. It’s an effective way to save time and effort in building a network from scratch.
BRAINROT VALIDATION AND THE ELITIST CULTURE ONLINE
BRAINROT VALIDATION AND THE ELITIST CULTURE ONLINEpeachykid08This ppt analyses how Brain-rot has become part and parcel of everyone's day to day life and how it is affecting us as a society, along with discussing its who where when how why
The Relationship Between Stressful Environment and Academic Performance Among...
The Relationship Between Stressful Environment and Academic Performance Among...AJHSSR JournalABSTRACT : This study aimed to deduce the academic performance of the University of Mindanao Criminology
students and its relationship with stressful environments and mediated by their psychological well-being. The
stratified simple random sampling technique selected 300 Criminology students as respondents. The study utilized
an adapted questionnaire to gather the needed data. The study used Mean, Pearson Product Moment Correlation,
Medgraph using Sobel z-test, and path analysis to analyze the collected data. The study disclosed that the
Criminology students' psychological well-being and academic performance are high. On the other hand, the
stressful environment they experienced was rated moderately. A significant correlation was observed between the
stressful environment and the academic performance of Criminology. Furthermore, there is a significant
correlation between the stressful environment and the psychological well-being of Criminology students and the
psychological well-being and academic performance of the Criminology students. The mediation test revealed
that psychological well-being fully mediated the relationship between the stressful environment the Criminology
students experience and their academic performance.
KEYWORDS - stressful environment, academic performance, psychological wellbeing, mediation.
BCKIC Newsletter July Aug 2024 dddddddddddddddd
BCKIC Newsletter July Aug 2024 ddddddddddddddddsomeshkumar799029
GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in Indonesia
GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in IndonesiaAJHSSR Journal
iNum_ The Global Phone Number Initiative.pdf
iNum_ The Global Phone Number Initiative.pdfInum viip Business
The Tupperware Project of 2025: Here to save the day!
The Tupperware Project of 2025: Here to save the day!jambrose615
Buy Facebook Reactions Boost Your Posts Instantly Sociocosmos.pdf
Buy Facebook Reactions Boost Your Posts Instantly Sociocosmos.pdfSocioCosmos
Boost Your Local Rankings with a Comprehensive Local SEO Audit
Boost Your Local Rankings with a Comprehensive Local SEO AuditOutreach Digital Marketing
Amplifying Black Voices: The Power of Social Media Listening & Inclusive Mark...
Amplifying Black Voices: The Power of Social Media Listening & Inclusive Mark...Jasper Colin
Carnival Across The Globe: Social Media Insights
Carnival Across The Globe: Social Media InsightsUNICEPTA
Choosing the Right Social Media Agency in Dubai_ A Complete Guide.pdf
Choosing the Right Social Media Agency in Dubai_ A Complete Guide.pdfSafcodes LLC
BRAINROT VALIDATION AND THE ELITIST CULTURE ONLINE
BRAINROT VALIDATION AND THE ELITIST CULTURE ONLINEpeachykid08
The Relationship Between Stressful Environment and Academic Performance Among...
The Relationship Between Stressful Environment and Academic Performance Among...AJHSSR Journal
Social Media and local participation by Birgitte Städe
- 2. Birgitte Städe Hoeje-Taastrup Municipality, Denmark SOCIAL MEDIA AND LOCAL PARTICIPATION presentatienaam 2
- 3. Strategic goals for communication To support openness and dialogue between the municipality and the citizens, so the citizens actively participate in the development and decisions of the municipality. To create a positive awareness of – and understanding of – the role, tasks and results of the municipality. Including the political priorities. To strengthen the citizen service – especially digital self service presentatienaam 3 Branding of the municipality. To reach young people.
- 4. Municipal Elections presentatienaam 4 Importance Voter turnout
- 5. Municipal Election - before presentatienaam 5 Important information: Voter card, postal ballot etc. Candidates: See who you can vote for ”Behind the scenes” - involving employees
- 6. Election Meeting – live and on Facebook Live-streamed on the Facebook-page and website. A little more than 1000 citizens have seen the debate. Questions on Facebook to the politicians before and during the debate presentatienaam 6 Live-updates during the meeting.
- 7. Municipal Election – under Posts from the polling stations Handling issues – answering questions Posts about voter turnout during the day ”Behind the scenes” presentatienaam 7
- 8. Municipal Election – after Results from the polling stations Total result Who was elected – personal votes presentatienaam 8
- 9. Result Voter turnout raised from 64% to 69%! - especially among young people Good feedback from the citizens Good balance between politicians and administration presentatienaam 9