Can bureaucracy be refashioned as a force for good? Financial Times on the Creative Bureaucracy Festival movement led by Charles Landry. I love the word bureaucracy:“True creative bureaucracy is a rigorous process of collaborating with others to get things right.” ft.com/content/96a50e…

Looking forward to having you with us giulio quaggiotto !

I've written a draft paper on how to design future public institutions - part of a broader programme to develop a more developed discipline of organisational architecture. All comments and suggestions welcome:
geoffmulgan.com/post/mesh-orga…

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A new study has found that economic mobility is greatly assisted by friendships across economic lines. But what causes these friendships? Having mixed incomes in #neighborhoods , of course. But also ways for people to meet: parks, schools, libraries, etc. wbez.org/stories/uptown…

The hidden glamour of procurement and if anyone ever wants to know how to rethink it - read this . Great work by Sascha Haselmayer: Serving the citizen and not the bureaucuracy

CCGA-City procurement_vFb[94].pdf
thechicagocouncil.org

See how the Proud Boys co-ordinated the attack on Congress Jan. 6th. This video is incredible and frightening

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The Creative Bureaucracy Festival is happening on Thursday 2nd June in Berlin and online hashtag #socialinnovation hashtag #creative
creativebureaucracy.org • 8 min read

Happy to introduce our festival jury for the creative bureaucracy festival 2022.

I will be moderating a UN-Habitat session with Pier Luigi Sacco, Marina Guo, Desmond Hui, Paul Owens and Marianna D'Ovidio - the delights and dilemmas of linking culture, creativity and urban innovation. It could be interesting
twitter.com/UNHABITAT/stat…

Don't miss the last Highlight Hour of the #CBF2021 : the Grand Finale with Astrid Frohloff & @landrytweet.

We will review the past week, look at highlights and present the Creative Bureaucracy Festival Awards.

⏰ 13.00 CEST
📍 Website: creativebureaucracy.org

The Creative Bureaucracy Festival starts Monday. It's free and register here, plus you can get 9 of my short books for free. Great speakers - it should be fun.

charleslandry.com

Our Centre for Digital Governance has partnered w/ Creative Bureaucracy Festival to unite innovative civil servants across the globe. 🌏

Check out this year's #CBF2021 programme which runs from 13-17 Sept and features several Hertie School faculty!

creativebureaucracy.org

Already looking forward to this year‘s festival!

„Bureaucrats are the most innovative people.”
We had the pleasure of talking to Taiwan’s Digital Minister Audrey Tang & are delighted that she will be part of the #CBF2021 , discussing the country’s path towards digital democracy and the creative bureaucrats behind it.

Renaissance Now is being born. Art is a Game Changer for Societal Challenges. Brand new website just out; see our Manifesto & Steering Group, and register for the Launch on June 24!
@culturalagents Creative Bureaucracy Festival @ECBNetwork
#art #culture #sdgs renaissancenow-cai.org

Renaissance Now is being born. Art is a Game Changer for Societal Challenges. Brand new website just out; see our Manifesto & Steering Group, and register for the Launch on June 24! #renaissancenow @culturalagents #art #culture #sdgs renaissancenow-cai.org

Speaking at tomorrow's online innovator event. 10:00 - 12:30 CEST.
Registrations are still open.
Hope to see a few spontaneous ones of you there! eventbrite.it/e/everybodys-a…

Do you want to contribute to the #CBF2021 programme? We would love to hear your input 🗣️ and therfore invite you to submit your proposals for a session.
Find more details directly on our website: 🔗 creativebureaucracy.org/festival-2021/…

We look forward to reading your ideas!

New data on who trusts friends or strangers around the world. The range is extraordinary (and correlates quite well with both happiness and good government, which is both a cause and effect of high levels of trust)