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Meeting innovation agents in Scandinavia  Good Practice from Scandinavia
The Baltic Sea Region hosts some internationally recognised cases and tools fostering public sector innovation. The Swedish public administration is a front-runner in e-government. The Danish intra-ministerial innovation lab applying citizen-centred policy-making tools has spawned imitations all over the globe. Regional and national innovation funding authorities in Finland and Sweden tested successfully new competitive procurement methods. Local authorities in Northern Europe are experimenting like Google with new working models to create time slots for inspiration and outside the box thinking among their employees. Incentives for Public Sector Innovation in Germany Why do the Nordic countries innovate so successfully their public sectors? What can Germany learn? These were the initial questions of the joined research journey through Sweden, Finland and Denmark by the initiative Politics for Tomorrow and the Forum Northern European Politics in May and June 2018. We found new sources of inspiration, best practices and dialogue partners on how to innovate the German public sector. Sharing Exploration and Learning We gained many inspirations from the interviewed innovation pioneers for our work in Germany. Some Ideas and approaches have we published for you on our blog: Photo: ©Wonderful Copenhagen, 2008 Comments are closed.
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