A presentation by Marlon Cornelia, ANSA-EAP
Youth Anti-Corruption Forum in Brussels on 27 May 2010.
Session: ICT for Governance and Anti-Corruption (GAC)
Rohan Jaitley: Central Gov't Standing Counsel for Justice
Cape Town Report
1. TAKE-AWAYS INNOVATION FAIR A Report to the 2010 Global Youth Forum Mobilizing Youth Against Corruption Brussels, Belgium, 26-28 May YOUTH MARLON CORNELIO Youth Coordinator, ANSA-EAP cornelios@25@gmail.com
20. Open Question - a simple software to start your own Question Box project
21. We also partner with different organizations and provide training on how they can use Question Box for their projects. Ms. Rose Shuman, Open Mind: http://questionbox.org/what
22. EVOKE EVOKE, a new online game, is a ten-week crash course in changing the world. The goal is to help empower people all over the world, especially young people in Africa, to come up with creative solutions to urgent social problems. EVOKE is free to play and open to anyone, anywhere. Players will gain 21st century skills needed to become social innovators who shape the future. The 'text book' for EVOKE is an online graphic novel. Set in the year 2020, the novel follows the efforts of a mysterious network of Africa’s best problem-solvers. Each week, as players unravel the mystery of the EVOKE network, they will form their own innovation networks: brainstorming creative solutions to real-world development challenges, learning more about what it takes to be a successful social innovator, and finding ways to make a difference in the world. Ms.TitilayoAkinsanmi, Urgent Evoke: http://www.urgentevoke.com/
23. Aide Data Mapping AidData attempts to capture the universe of development finance, increase the value of data by providing more descriptive information about development activities, provide data in an accessible format, and strengthen efforts to improve donor and recipient strategic planning and coordination. The AidData team is building an easy-to-use, comprehensive, and timely resource describing the universe of development finance project-by-project, including all grants and loans committed by all major bilateral and multilateral aid donors. Current data on development finance lacks timeliness, depth, and comprehensiveness. Better data will help increase aid targeting and coordination, and it will enable better measurement and evaluation of aid effectiveness. AidData is currently developing a publicly-accessible interface that will enable researchers, field workers, and policy makers interested in development finance to access detailed project level data in order to increase transparency, accountability, and effectiveness. Prof. Mike Findley, Brigham Young University: http://aiddata.org/home/index
24. LESSONS LEARNED Why Innovations?: innovations aide in improving governance, showcase of constructive citizen engagement for sustainability and scalability: partner with government, partner with business (be social entrepreneurs), make the people own your innovations –If they have need and used for it, they are willing to pay for these services.
25. LESSONS LEARNED Technology as tool not end: Use technology that the community is familiar (innovations is about improving service delivery and not capacity building for the use of technology) Collaboration: Solutions to every problem has been solve somewhere else in the world – working together we can put forward these solutions as a menu that would suit the appetite of every problem and situation that needs to be addressed.