Name: Using Deliberation to Build Trust with Citizens
Start: 2018-11-06T13:30:00+0900
End: 2018-11-06T15:00:00+0900

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Using Deliberation to Build Trust with Citizens

Deliberation is emerging as a way for governments to address declining levels of public trust and for it to collaborate with citizens and organizations to address complex issues. Deliberation works where consultation fails by changing the rules of engagement.

In this session, you will:
1. Get a preview of a new briefing book about deliberation by an Open Government Partnership working group.
2. Hear about some case studies that show how deliberation can help governments collaborate to address complex issues.
3. Explore together the factors that makes deliberation work in a Knowledge Café.

Moderators

Scott Miller

Chief Executive Officer, Volunteering Victoria & OGP Steering Committee Member

Scott served as the Chief Executive of Volunteering New Zealand for over three years. Scott also consults on democracy nationally and internationally through his firm, Trust Democracy. Scott has previously worked in government, oil and gas, education and health, giving him broad cross-sector... Read More →

Speakers

Damian Carmichael

Open Government Project Lead, Department of Industry, Innovation, and Science

Damian Carmichael has 25 years of public sector experience in policy and service delivery. Damian’s expertise is in the areas of leadership, strategy development, change management, process redesign, and team building for high performance gained through successfully leading large... Read More →

Ming-fen Chuang

Deputy Director General, National Development Council

Jungin Kim

Assistant Professor, University of Suwon

Jungin Kim is an assistant professor in the Department of Public Administration at theUniversity of Suwon. Her research interests include human resources management andhuman resources development policies, organizational behavior, and participatory publicconflict management. She has... Read More →