ICEGOV 2023 welcomes the participation of representatives from the public sector and industry to present recent developments, public sector projects and applications, innovative products or services, practical experiences, or research and development efforts related to the conference theme and tracks that have high reusability potential in the public sector. This Track welcomes policy papers designed to enable outreach and impact, stemming from case studies, research projects, or other successful digital governance attempts in the public sector, written to include non-specialised audiences. Submitted papers should be structured to facilitate policy-making, enclosing relevant findings and recommendations for the theory and practice in digital governance. Papers should provide enough background for the readers to understand the problem and convince them about the importance of the topic. At least one of the authors of a paper submitted to this Track must be from the respective fields: industry or public sector.
#1 - Digital inclusion and democratic participation: the experience of training the school in digital culture for teachers of the Municipal Public Education Network of Rio de Janeiro | Joana Milliet, Simone Araújo, Paulo Miranda (MultiRio, Brazil)
#2 - National Brazilian judicial Database-DataJud: transparency and better administration of justice | Cinara Rocha, João Álvaro Carvalho (University of Minho, Portugal), Ana Aguiar (Conselho Nacional de Justiça, Brazil)
#3 - Harnessing digital government for place-based innovation policy: insights from Jakarta | Hansen Wiguna, Regina Manjali (University College London, United Kingdom), Yudhistira Nugraha (Telkom University, Indonesia)
#4 - Ginásio Experimental Tecnológico (GET): promoting pedagogical innovation and the development of student protagonism integrated into the Municipal Education Network of the city of Rio de Janeiro | Helder Okuno (MultiRio, Brazil)
