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Register now for the 8th Danube Participation Day

September 13, 2021in 2021 0 Likes

The 8th Danube Participation Day takes place on the 25th and 26th of October 2021, back to back with the 10th EUSDR Annual Forum. This year, the conference is dedicated to “Participation and Digitalisation. Thereby, the Danube Participation Day aims at exploring what we need to shape a digital transition in Europe that puts people first.

 

8th Danube Participation Day

Digitalisation & Participation. Putting people at the centre of the digital transition

Monday, 25 October 2021 | 10.00 - 15.00 CET

Tuesday, 26 October 2021 | 10.00 - 12.00 CET

Venue: online

Register here: https://danubeparticipationday.eu/events/8th-danube-participation-day/#registration

 

Digital transformation, well-being and macro-regions

The Danube Participation Day will provide the opportunity to discuss digital transformation on governance and participation in the Danube Region:

  • What are the potentials and challenges of the digital transition?
  • How do we need to re-design public services?
  • What can we learn from current eGovernance initiatives and smart concepts?
  • How can deliberative processes and meaningful participation of civil society look like in a digital arena?
  • What could be the role of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region support participation in digital decision-making procedures?

 

Experts and practitoners from the Danube Region and European institutions will discuss insights, challenges, potentials and pre-conditions for meaningful participation in the digital transition.

 

The panels will address factors like trust in eGovernment, accessibility, digital skills, transparency and Open Government models as well as co-designing policies in view of digitalisation. Furthermore, the Danube Participation Day will provide the opportunity for participants to share their experience with peers. In doing so, the conference seeks to work out which aspects of digitalisation need to be tackled first in order to benefit people in the Danube Region best.

 

The second day will focus on how macro-regional networks can support a digital transition that benefits people in the Eurpean Union and its neighbours.

 

Register now for the 8th Danube Participation Day and support us sketching the path to a digital transition that puts people first!

 

Links

  • 8th Danube Participation Day
  • Website Danube Participation Day (DCSF)
  • Registration link

 

 

 

 

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