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"name":"中研院人文社會科學館 / Social Sciences Building, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan",
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"name":"How to extend Civic Tech to civic organizations (NPO, NGO, and the media) in KOREA?",
"description":"CodeNamu, initiated by Creative Commons Korea as an open data project since 2011, has built communities, hosted yearly hackathons, and made lots of data storytelling projects. However we failed to put our message deeply, or some of results were quite meaningful but we fail to spread out our messages or our acts to outside community. How can we extend civic tech to civic organizations outside community? In South Korea. most of civic organizations(NPO, NGO, and the media) are interested in data and data journalism, but they don’t have capacity to treat the data and data journalism. Event they don’t have any developers to maintain their own website. Because of that, after they constructed huge and valuable data to make stories for years, the data has been hidden somewhere on their PCs in not-machine-readable formats. From this year, we’re developing a Data Specialists Working Group composed of civic hackers; technitians, designers, and data experts. This group will be in partnerships with NPO, NGO, and the media for data journalism projects. CodeNamu civic technitians and our partners composed of journalists and activits will make synergy to make those data open and to make various data journalism projects between CodeNamu’s civic tech and partners’ insight or messages. We hope that we’re going to introduce and discuss about the way to extend civic tech to outside civic tech community.",
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"name":"國際會議廳 International Conference Hall",
"address":"台北市南港區研究院路二段128號4F / 4F No.128, Sec. 2, Academia Rd., Nangang Dist., Taipei City 115, Taiwan",
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"name":"Democracy and civic engagement as an open media ",
"description":"At Voxe.org we seek to build online tools that revolutionize civic engagement by bringing to the public easy access, neutral and crowdsourced information. We've already: * created a world comparison platform [http://voxe.org/welcome] for politics (16 countries, 3.5 million users and more than 20 media partners). * launched the weekly civic tech newsletter [http://www.happydemocracy.com/] * experienced a tool to ask politician question [http://hacklacop21.voxe.org/] during COP21 * we're designing a mobile app that pushes you engagement solutions in your pocket.",
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"name":"媒體無間道 — 我在新聞界臥底的日子",
"description":"* 零時政府 — 我的理想與願景 * 媒體亂象 * 聯合報採訪事件 * 零傳媒 * 潛入校園 * infographics.tw * 新聞媒體的未來",
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"name":"Data For Social Good – 由資料驅動的公益新浪潮",
"description":"有人用勞力做公益,也有人用財力做公益,如果用資料力來做公益,不知道會擦出怎樣的火花? 2015年,我們打造一個「資料力,做公益」的交流與媒合平台,稱為「D4SG 計畫」 (Data for Social Good)。透過社群、黑客松、資料競賽、長期專案...等方式推動資料人與非營利組織的深度交流。這場演講將從資料人的角度分享如何與NPO/NGO合作,把冰冷的資料轉換化成有溫度的故事。",
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"name":"The Korean General Election and VAAs: the case of \"Ping\"",
"description":"Modern elections are becoming ever more sophisticated in terms of campaigners' ability to mine voter data and micro-tailor their messages to key demographics (see the Obama campaign's 'cave' of data scientists, e.g.: How Obama’s Team Used Big Data to Rally Voters [http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/509026/how-obamas-team-used-big-data-to-rally-voters/] ). Voter Advice Applications, or VAAs, leverage similar techniques, but reverse the direction of the telescope: voters get a better understanding of candidates, not the other way around (see this [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting_advice_application] ). VAAs have gained popularity in Canada, Germany, Britain, the Benelux countries and Switzerland, where around 10% of the population use a VAA (see euvox2014 [http://www.euvox2014.eu/] , A review of the top Voter Advice Applications for the 2015 General Election [http://www.democraticaudit.com/?p=12419] , Voting Advice Applications in Europe: The State of the Art [http://www.academia.edu/281395/Voting_Advice_Applications_in_Europe_The_State_of_the_Art] for more examples from Europe). A basic VAA asks a series of questions that probe a user's political preference, then uses a distance measurement algorithm to visualize her position relative to parties and candidates that are standing in election. Ping, the first service of this kind to launch in East Asia, adds on to successes elsewhere in two ways: first, Ping provides local candidate information, beyond national party positions. Second, Ping crowd-sources its questions, so that users can ask district-specific questions to each candidate. The session will begin by reviewing the then-recent Korean General Election (held April 16) and place Ping in the broader context of the Korean Civic Hacking / Open Data community.",
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"name":"Cities are the key to engage citizens into open data",
"description":"Cities serve people who live in them. They are less political then governments, more focused on problem solving. They are never pefect but when you open up 10 cities with half a million people living in them - you suddenly make a national change. Bottom up and thumbs up. We created a formula which attracts cities to open up their data, engage citizens and make sure that data is used. And most importantly by introducing open data policies in Poland we make the change systemic. Openness it is not only about publishing information. It’s essential part of building engagement in modern society. But we – citizens – need and often demand something more. We are ready to take responsibility for the place we live and work. We do care about the quality of the life we live in our cities. We need to be treated as partner by our government. At first Personal Democracy Forum in Poland in 2013, Ellen Miller from Sunlight Fundation said that \"government is as strong as citizens informed\". Government can publish information, make it available, machine readable and up-to-date, but it will not encourage much more people to check them. Can we do anything more to engage people in city life, to show them advantages of being active? How new technologies are moving us closer to participation? Did new applications can connect (or disconnect) citizens? Is it possible to empower citizens and allow them to manage our cities (not only from time to time, but daily)? How – by using technology – citizen can gather around idea, support it and make it happen? And I can show examples of such process in Poland (Central Eastern Europe).",
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"name":"從 .org 到 .g0v - 台灣NGO的網路參與與數位挑戰",
"description":"2000 年 dotcom 泡沫帶來最正向的影響之一就是連網的成本大幅降低,也創造了NGO透過網路發展的機遇。台灣環境資訊協會源起於 2000-4-17 創刊的環境資訊電子報,著眼於網路低成本高效率的資訊傳播,成為了 .org.tw 的成員之一。本次將藉由下列幾個主題切入,當 NGO 從 nobody 變成了 somebody 時, 組織運作和運用網路技術的問題和眉角進行回顧及反思。 * 從 Web 1.0 到物聯網-時空背景的變化 * 「網路型NGO」在資訊公開,公民參與和網路技術發展的可能角色 * 反思與挑戰:駭客,技術長還是資訊長",
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"name":"Digital participation strategy in Podemos party.",
"description":"The summer of 2014 at team of 20 people was elected by a digital voting process to organise the structure of the new exponential party-movement called Podemos. At that time more than 300k people were subscribed as digital participants of this party. The social media team running a Facebook of more than 800k followers and a Twitter of more than 500k were looking for a new tool to interact with that huge amount of people. LaboDemo proposed a concrete strategy running different tools. We created a deliberative space hacking Reddit, proposed Loomio as a consensus-making tool for assemblies and a mobile app to make fast collective and massive decisions. Hundreds of thousands of people participate at this process creating a collective intelligence that finally faced top leaders at Podemos. I will explain how this kind of collective intelligence can change the way politics work and why we should engage direct a deliberative democracy to empower the crowd using internet combined with analogical participation.",
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"name":"強震即時警報 EEW",
"description":"政府提供的公共服務,傳統以來幾乎都是以標案的方式提供,但由於社會的開放與科技的演進,獨立開發者也能有機會與官方合作,提供更良善的公共服務給大種使用,並發展正向的公私夥伴關係。 以「KNY台灣天氣」與 中央氣象局 合作,將 強震即時警報 EEW 導入 App 為例,分享其中的經驗與心得。 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kny.TaiwanWeatherInformation [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kny.TaiwanWeatherInformation]",
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"name":"On the Yellow Brick Road One Hundred Years Later: The Journey of Reinvention of a Classical NGO",
"description":"In my talk I would like to share a story of the 21st century metamorphosis - a story of a classical NGO that has managed to drastically change its identity, expand its outreach and become more sustainable with the help of data and online tools. By telling the audience the story of our successes and mistakes along the way, I will offer the audience with the state of mind that has allowed Transparency International (TI) Lithuania to grow into a top-notch go-to organization known to every second business person and every fifth member of the public - in our continuous advocacy efforts to encourage change and make sure that an ever-increasing number of Lithuanians become and act as owners of their state. To illustrate this state of mind, I would like to show how TI Lithuania has successfully merged the availability of data, the talents of its coding teams and public advocacy savvy: 1. to ensure greater transparency in Lithuanian politics with the help of the parliamentary oversight website [www.manoseimas.lt] ; 2. to allow for greater public awareness of media ownership and accountability by collecting and constantly updating all available data on media ownership at www.stirna.info; 3. to encourage people to find and contact their representatives with the help of www.parasykjiems.lt [www.parasykjiems] ; 4. to help Lithuanian courts open up to the public and be the first ones in the country to publish performance data of courts and judges with www.atvirasteismas.lt; and 5. to track interests of local politicians with www.jurgiokepure.lt [www.jurgiokepure.lt] . In 2015, with all these tools combined TI Lithuania helped more than 100 thousand people, or almost 4 per cent of the entire Lithuania population, get engaged and individually seek greater transparency in their daily lives. With the numbers of concerned citizens and TI Lithuania partners growing every year, I hope my story will inspire others to explore innovative ways to create real-life change and prompt decision-makers and the public alike to check what technology has in store for democracy.",
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"name":"Pol.is in Taiwan: Bridging the gap between public discourse, consultation, and policy",
"description":"Pol.is is a new tool for gathering crowd sentiment in a way that preserves and respects minority opinions. It scales to any number of users, while preserving high dimensional, organic feedback. g0v and vTaiwan have used pol.is to foster productive discourse in the public sphere and influence policy related to Uber and AirBnB. We'll discuss pol.is as a technology and the case study of vTaiwan's successes with it.",
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"name":"Disaster Resilience with ICT and Crowdsourcing, a case study from Asian Development Bank project.",
"description":"This talk is going to deliver the idea from the Asian Development Bank project, Applying Space-Based Technology (SBT) and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to Strengthen Disaster Resilience. This ADB project was kicked off since September 2015 to leverage SBT and ICT for information collection, sharing and utilization for disaster risk reduction, post disaster response, recovery and reconstruction in Armenia, Bangladesh, Philippines, and Fiji. With the ICT tool it provides, we are looking forward to the better collaboration on \"Organization Coordination\", \"Resource Coordination\", and \"Volunteer Coordination\". Further detail of coordination for disaster about this talk can be found in this blog post [http://geothings.tw/post/139329922145/after0206earthquake] .",
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"startDate":"2016-05-15T13:30:00.000+08:00",
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"name":"Powering civic tech reuse with EveryPolitician data",
"description":"Presenting the EveryPolitician project we will talk about the reasons why we're collecting all this open data and how it has already been used in different forms (for example: crowdsourcing data about the gender breakdown of every parliament in the world). We'll show real examples of the data being used to power civic technology sites in different countries - and hopefully you'll be inspired to create something yourself!",
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"name":"Community science for healthy environments",
"description":"Open source community Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science will share lessons learned from 5+ years of online & offline peer production in the Western Hemisphere, as well as from recent (2016!) collaborations in mainland China with environmental activists, engineers, and journalists. Be prepared to be surprised by what aspects of internet culture make -- or break -- traditional grassroots organizing, and vice versa. Explore successful techniques for extending the power of distributed collaboration into the real world through tangible examples of the impact of what we term \"community science\" on judicial and policy outcomes in the United States. During the unconference track, we can explore the latest developments in DIY spectrometer for comparing different types of oil (either petrochemicals or the ones found in your kitchen), and revel in flying traditional Taiwanese kites with micro cameras to make aerial map portraits of everyone attending summit.g0v.tw.",
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"description":"The problems we often try to solve in civic tech are right in front of us: fixing a pothole, monitoring a government, opening up data, etc. The tools we create to address such problems often produce immediate value for users. I'm going to share a story about a much longer game, where the payoff is just starting to happen now, five years later. This will be a story of how organizations around the world built a software stack for legislative monitoring. It starts with a vision shared in Warsaw in 2011. In 2012, work on a standard data interchange format begins, which will tie the stack together. Two organizations start authoring backend data management tools in 2013 using this format. In 2014, the first user-facing tools appear at the top of this stack. And in 2015, governments begin adopting the data standard, as more user-facing tools spread. This journey will visit many organizations and projects around the world, from mySociety to OpenAustralia to Sunlight, and from PopIt to Councilmatic to Represent, among others. We're five years into this journey, and there's still more ground to cover for at least as many more years before the basic problems in legislative monitoring that we're solving can be taken for granted. This talk ties into the fork-merge theme. Legislative monitoring generally involves forking the official website, which requires scraping data to reproduce the information. Through government adoption of data standards like Popolo, we can eliminate these scrapers, and merge good data publication practices into government.",
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"description":"From the point of view of urban governance, Nepal’s towns and cities have expanded rapidly. The Kathmandu Valley has grown especially rapidly – from a population of about 1.6 million in 2001 to a population of about 2.5 million in 2011. This unexpected and unplanned growth has proven a challenge to many aspects of city life. The systems by which residents communicate, organize themselves, and negotiate with each other and the state has altered. When the intention is to radically reform the system, large amounts of money and manpower must be gathered. At the same time, there are few initiatives as well who take the opposite approach. New belief is that limited resources and focus also be sufficient in order to begin to dent the system as much as possible on basis of collaborations and crowdsourcing even though there are no single and known solutions to the complex issues of urban governance and no guarantee that any given intervention will succeed. GalliGalli is an initiative based in Kathmandu which gathers, packages, and disseminates information using new technologies for the civilians to make their lives easier by providing information on processes – formal and informal – for accessing government services. GalliGalli works both on-the-ground and online. GalliGalli’s core focus is to use open source approach to enable people to take part in social change by facilitating mass participation. This paper would like to explain how these processes and practices are developed and experimented by GalliGalli using technologies to promote government transparency and attract civic participation through crowdsourcing on different topics which aims to bridge citizen-state gap into daily governance. This paper will focus on ‘Nalibeli’ platform developed in Kathmandu to support state-citizens interaction as service providers-and-receivers. For example, when people want to start a business or non-profit, they have to register at the concerned government offices. Subsequently, there are periodic obligations such as submitting annual reports, filing tax returns, and calling general meeting. ‘Nalibeli’ plays a role of consultant to equip people with all the necessary information to fulfill these obligations. Not only through online open technology, a group of young volunteers also visit the concerned offices and guide people through each of the steps if they require support. ‘Nalibeli’ also perform Service Delivery Mapping which is an on-the-ground survey, research, and mapping initiative to document the nature of day-to-day problems faced by citizens, creating a listing of service providers by locality, understand the manner in which neighbourhoods organize. Most of these information are made available through an open platform ( www.nalibeli.org [www.nalibeli.org] ) with step-by-step information on how to access a range of government services. The platform runs on information shared by thousands of individual users. The usefulness of the platform increases as the number of active users grow. The platform has information in Nepali and English. This paper aims to unpack these complex realities of running open source approach to facilitate state-citizens relationship focusing on the ‘Nalibeli’ platform developed by GalliGalli initiative.",
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"description":"A system based on wind fields to interpolate and to visualized air pollution is introduced. The air pollution information provided by the government is a set of values sampled on the measuring stations. In contrast to the traditional linear interpolation, wind fields are applied to estimate the air pollution indices between the measuring stations. The estimated results are the associated with the wind field and geographic information to construct a 3D virtual world and display on Web browsers. It provides additional information for users to understand the conditions of the air pollution and the environment.",
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"description":"The OpenAustralia Foundation runs major civic tech projects used by hundreds of thousands of people. Web scraping is essential to get the data that makes them possible. Every time you create a scraper you're faced with the same set of problems - where will I run my scraper? How will I store and access the data? How will I know if there's been a problem? That's why we built morph.io - the free and open source web scraping platform for the international civic tech community. With morph.io code collaboration stays where it belongs - on GitHub. We support 5 of the most popular programming languages so you can write your scraper in the language you know and love. Your scraper runs in the cloud to your schedule and emails you if there are any problems. You can then download your data in CSV or even do SQL queries using the simple API. In this talk I will introduce morph.io and show you how everything works behind the scenes. We will then explore some of the thousands of existing scrapers and I'll show you how you can access the tens of millions of rows of data they've already collected. Finally I will give you a whirlwind tour of how you can get started writing your very own scrapers to power your next civic tech project.",
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"description":"中國大陸近年在環境與污染資訊公開的推展上有相當大的躍進,其民間環保NGO也運用此發展的契機,設計一套NGO-政府資料公開-品牌-供應鏈的污染資料庫與施壓模式,透過促使「品牌倒逼」,強力要求供應鏈必須完成污染的整改工作,最後再由NGO主導最後的審核。 綠色公民行動聯盟計劃製作一企業污染資料庫與地圖,一方面施壓官方是出更多的環境污染資訊,同時結合Opendata之形式,將環境資料地圖化與建制企業環境表現檔案,強化地區環境知情權與公民行動介入的空間,協助建立地方的環境監督網絡。另外,由於兩岸之間生產轉移密切,也帶動不少污染行為的轉移,綠盟也將與中國大陸NGO合作,引入其收集整理的台資在中國的污染記錄,促成兩岸的資訊同步,形成協同監督污染轉移行為的網絡,更希望促成社會以企業社會責任的角度,重新思考企業污染轉移行為的影響、評價與規範。",
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"name":"鍵盤宅的輔選經驗談",
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