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www.oecd.org/gov/publicengagement
Public policies are more legitimate, credible and effective if they meet the expectations and needs of the people for whom they are intended. Well-designed public engagement helps design and deliver effective public policy and services while strengthening trust in government.
The OECD is looking a how governments can ensure more transparency, consultation and participation in the design and implementation of public policies and services.
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June 2009: Release of publication- Focus on Citizens: Public Engagement for Better Policy and Services. Find out more
See more in the video "Our voices"
“What can youth do about climate change?” “How do young people want to engage with government?” These are among the questions being asked by OECD of TakingItGlobal members, a global online youth community. See the discussion on climate change and on public engagement .
The OECD Public Governance Committee held a Symposium on Open and Inclusive Policy Making on to review the costs, benefits, risks and issues raised by fostering greater public engagement in policy making. A short issues paper presents the main highlights of the discussions.
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Policy Briefs
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Contact:
For further information, please contact Lia.BEYELER@oecd.org
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