Government After Shock
17- 18 November 2020
The Government After Shock event brought together over 5500+ participants to reflect on the implications on the COVID-19 crisis and explore the future of government moving forward.
Local Conversations (17 November 2020)
Day One of Government After Shock convened 65+ conversations around the world on the implications of crisis and future of government. A list of local conversations can be found here.
High Level Forum (18 November 2020)
The Government After Shock Global Forum brought together over 100 speakers, 21 panel discussions and 1300 participants to discuss the implications of the COVID-19 crisis, and shape the future of government.
Top Speakers
(additional speakers will be added regularly)
Interviews with Leading Experts
Leading up to the event, we’re sitting down with innovation experts to discuss what the crisis means for government, both today and tomorrow.
The Dialogues Network is network of event organisers and conveners who can help inform the global discussion about the crisis and its implications for government and others. By connecting like-minded events with similar aims, collectively we can ensure the conversation continues to evolve and mature.
Events that are part of the Network agree to have a dedicated component (during or after the event), facilitated by the Government After Shock team, to identify key take-away messages that can help inform the broader global discussion. These will inform an ‘insights capture’ report that can help others learn about and build on the conversations that took place at each event. You can see the insights reports developed so far here.
Current members of the network include:
- Centre for Public Impact / ANZSOG ‘Reimagining Government’ series (21 May-30 July)
- States of Change ‘Learning Festival’ (1-19 June)
- UNDP NextGen Gov Online Summit ‘Governing at an Age of Long Emergencies’ (22 June)
- RiConfigure ‘Democratizing Innovation: A Virtual Dialogue Event’ (6-10 July)
- Australian Public Sector Innovation Network ‘Innovation Month’ (1-31 July)
- Creative Bureaucracy Festival (28 September-2 October).
If you would like your event to be part of the 2020 After Shock Dialogues Network, please get in touch.
What others are saying
How are we learning and building back better from the Covid crisis?
📅Wed 26 June, join @ServiceReform in collaboration with @CPI_foundation, London Policy & Strategy Network and ourselves to continue the discussions started at #GovAfterShock last year!
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-days-after-are-we-learning-are-we-building-back-better-tickets-158073095885
⏰The second report released by @OPSIgov last month was our Summary Report of Government After Shock #GovAfterShock
Which of our findings resonated with your experiences of the crisis and subsequent innovations in government?
Read the Report: https://oecd-opsi.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Government-After-Shock-Summary-Report.pdf
“Trust is what makes the difference between the success and un-success of our measures in this time of pandemic crisis. Trust begins with communication, communication and participation.” Secretary of State MF Fonseca, Portugal. Faltou, está faltando...#COVID19 #GovAfterShock
🤔Has the crisis made it more or less important for Governments to work together?
👇Here's what our participants at #GovAfterShock thought:
🔗Read more of our findings in our #GovAfterShock Summary Report ➡️ https://oe.cd/GovAfterShockReport
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