Breakout Session 3: Knowledge Sharing for Innovation

11h30 – 13h00

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The way knowledge is managed can support or hinder public sector innovation. One challenge for government is to build capacity to capture and pool available knowledge but also appropriate systems to share and diffuse it to improve public decisions about innovative solutions. The OPSI can play a role to support the development of knowledge networks on innovation and connect them at the international level (knowledge broker). This session will discuss the rationale for developing knowledge networks on innovation within and across levels of government; the challenges faced during designing and development; the use of ICT to enable collaborative environment for knowledge sharing; and implications for the work of the OECD Observatory.

Moderator: Mr Lawrance Sperling, Senior Advisor, Office of the Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights, U.S. Department of State (TBC)

Discussants:

• Martina Kampmann, Senior Counselor, Knowledge Sharing Alliance, Office of the Secretary General, OECD
• Fernando de Pablo Martín, Senior Advisor, Office for the Implementation of Administrative Reform, Ministry of the Presidency, Spain
• Cheol H. Oh, President, Korean Association for Policy Studies and Member of the Government 3.0 Implementation Committee, Prime Minister’s Office, Korea
• Eko Prasojo, Vice-Minister of Administrative and Bureaucracy Reform, Indonesia