Transparency, participation and collaboration are the basis of an Open Government, in which technologies, although not enough, are essential tools. It is the responsibility of public institutions, citizens and agents to develop innovative tools to open organizations for the creation of other governance models.

When: 25 October, Thursday

Where: San Telmo Museum of Donostia

Registration and all information: http://www.euskarabildua.eus

Programme:

9:15 pm: Introduction: Technology for Open Governments, why and for what?

• Xalba Ramírez (Iametza)

09:30 am: Technological sovereignty: Why technology sovereignty is important for open governments and how free software contributes to it (Videoconference)

• Xabier Barandiaran (UPV)

10:00 am: The limits of public administration and the importance of ICTs to break rigors

• Eñaut Gracia (City Council of Errenteria)

10:30 am: Citizen participation: LAAAB, The Experience of the Laboratory for Democratic Innovation

• Raúl Oliván (Government of Aragón)

11:00 am: Rest

11:30 am: Visualizing open data

• 11:30 am: Javier Bikandi (Director of Citizen Care and Innovation and Administrative Improvement of the Basque Government): Transparency and Open Data in the Basque General Administration.
• 11:50 am: Miren Gutierrez (Professor Universidad Deusto): Big data for citizenship: •
• 20.12.0:Ibai Zabaleta (Hirikilabs Laboratories Coordinator): The experience of Hirikilabs.

12:50: Linguistic rights

• Marco Chopite (Didaktiker)

13:15 pm: Privacy: European Data Protection Regulation keys

• Ion Turrillas (Biantik)