EGOV503 e-engagement 2019

Way forward for effective learning in the future

Education in NZ

The government of New Zealand has prioritized the need to set out an ambitious work program for the education portfolio. A long-term vision for education in New Zealand as the core of the work program…

Challenges for achieving effective online deliberation

The way we think about internet nowadays is changing, and the more we understand the important implication that it has on the country’s political, economic and social sector allows us to ask the question of how can internet influence…

Addressing the challenges of e-engagement

Electronic engagement (e-engagement) has become an approach that governments use to get involvement from their citizens to make better policies or decisions in their work. In each context applying the e-engagement process has own challenges that will differ…

3 Challenges in Conducting Online Engagement

The development of communication and information…

E-Musrenbang in Aceh, what are the challenges?

The application of electronic government facilitates the public to participate…

Challenges of achieving effective online engagement in PNG

Online Engagement: the challenges of participation, scope creep and learning

Online engagement has the potential to draw numerous insights from the public, about their perceptions of the problem, and what we should be doing about it. But it takes significant effort to ensure…

Challenges of achieving effective online engagement

Internet is one of the well-known development digital technologies. As it is developing rapidly, the numbers of internet users are continuing to increase and it has given contribution and benefits to democratic engagement. The rises in the…

Is online engagement worth it?

When running any online engagement, it is essential to put the time and effort into it from the beginning to ensure that it is an effective engagement. By acknowledging the challenges that may arise, they can be overcome before they become an issue. If these issues are not…

Challenges of Achieving Effective Online Engagement

Having an initiative to engage citizens in a decision making process needs a constructive engagement strategic planning to overcome challenges. Successful implementation of a policy is the outcome of how much effort has been carried out…

Nothing Last Forever, Spare a Space for Learning & Growing

Online engagement: Opportunities rather than constraints

Engaging with members of minority and vulnerable communities

Effective Online Engagement: Challenges and Efforts

Challenges of achieving effective online engagement

Online engagements use digital channels like websites, social media platforms, blogs etc, for public engagement [1]. It is important to keep in mind what the intent here is — public engagement! This means the process should involve public…

Achieving Effective Online Engagement: Challenges & Solutions

The engaging public in the policymaking with the use of technology is, indeed, more efficient and effective. However, implementing this practice in the real world is not as easy as it seems because there are a lot of…

3 Challenges to achieving effective online engagement.

The internet revolution changes the way we communicate with each other today, it drives correspondence, social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and many more that connect, it builds relationships by accessing…

Major Challenges to Effective Online Engagement

Over the course of EGOV503, I have identified a variety of challenges for achieving effective online engagement. However, three have been most apparent to me:

• Ensuring that organisations clearly communicate their…

Challenges of effective e-engagement in Asia

Although online engagement has its advantages including cost-saving, easy access and available anywhere, the accomplishment of effective online engagement/e-engagement may face some challenges. Those challenges differ from one to another context. For…

3 challenges you need to overcome if you want better engagement

The People’s Panel of Auckland: What Can a Survey Do?

A REFLECTION OF BIODIVERSITY’S STRATEGY THROUGH IAP2 PERSPECTIVE