Since 1989, CSDC has been fueling process performance through purpose-built, automation technology.

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U-Report is a free SMS social monitoring tool for community participation, designed to address issues that people care about

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The Canadian Digital Service teams up with federal departments and agencies to put people’s needs at the centre of government services.

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• Digital transformation

CityBase is a gov tech platform that connects cities and citizens to make government more accessible and efficient.

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At the Digital Transformation Agency, we help government improve digital services to make them simple, clear and fast.

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• Govtech

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Project Lemon Aid matches people awaiting trial behind bars with pro bono lawyers who can represent their case.

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MetroQuest is public involvement software with a track record of award-winning planning projects. Engage thousands, gain insight, build community support.

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Solutions that aim to increase the financial well-being for low- to moderate-income people living in the United States

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Wir stellen Gesetzestexte und Urteile für alle kostenlos und maschinenlesbar zur Verfügung.

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Municode provides website design & development, electronic payment processing, codification, and publishing services to local governments.

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A show that takes the two dullest subjects in the world, government and technology, and makes them irresistibly relevant and undeniably fascinating. (Trust us!)

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In 2001, registering or transferring land in Jamaica was an uphill battle. Four separate departments handled different aspects of land administration, leading to weak coordination and delay. Even straightforward transactions dragged on for weeks, simply getting information was a struggle, and fraud was commonplace. In April of that year, Jamaica established the National Land Agency, charged with merging the four departments, speeding up services, and improving their quality. As the new agency’s CEO, Elizabeth Stair led a team of managers that had to oversee the consolidation, design systems to prevent fraud, improve performance, and implement new procedures and technologies to increase speed and transparency. During its first decade and a half of operation, the National Land Agency significantly reduced processing times and won acclaim for its customer service and innovative use of technology. Despite these successes, there was still room to improve land tenure security. Stiff documentation requirements, high costs, and limited awareness of the process meant that registration and related services remained out of reach for many Jamaicans.

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Report street-fixing issues in Hungary

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Proof empowers governments to go paperless by streamlining approvals and improving data-driven decisions.

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Helping staff and volunteers make accurate referrals across the legal assistance sector in Victoria.

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