What is COG ?
Introductionイントロダクション
Citizens change; governments change!!
Open Governance
Citizens change: More and more citizens consider regional issues as their own issues.
Students change: More and more students develop into citizens who play leading roles as participants in society.
Governments change: Governments serve as platforms for participants in society with knowledge and experience.
Know more about
Open Governance.
Enjoy the permanent beta version
The Challenge starts in the permanent beta version.
Be flexible in using this opportunity.
We hope that both citizens and governments will enjoy this Open Governance challenge.
Awards
<Open Governance General Award>
(Idea + Partnership)
Awarded to a citizen/student team and its supporting municipality
<Idea Award>
Awarded to a citizen/student team
<Partnership Award>
Awarded to a municipality
<Special Innovation Award in collaboration with Ash Center, HKS, Harvard>
Newly added!
<Accenture Citizen First Youth Award>
Awarded to a student team
Scheduleスケジュール
Municipality |
Citizens/Students |
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| 2016 | June | Start of soliciting applications |
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| July | |||
| August | End of soliciting applications |
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| September | Selection and presentation of the issues |
Idea Application Start |
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| October | |||
| November | |||
| December | Idea Application Close |
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| 2017 | January | Document screening |
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| February | Additional questions to the short-listed teams for the final open review |
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| March | Final open review and award presentation |
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| April | Recommendations for improvement |
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Summary実施概要
| Official name | Challenge! Open Governance 2016 |
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| Applications from municipalities |
June 1 to August 31, 2016 |
| Applications from Citizens/Students |
September 16 to December 28, 2016 |
| Open Judgement/ Commendation Ceremony |
March 12, 2017 |
| Requirements List for Application |
STEP 1 (Municipalities) June–Augus・STEP 2 (Citizens/students) September to December |
| Sponsorship | “Public Administration & Information Technology” (PadIT), research project of the Graduate School of Public Policy, the University of Tokyo |
| Cosponsorship | Graduate Program for Social ICT Global Creative Leaders (GCL), the University of Tokyo |
| Corporate Citizenship Partner |
Accenture |
| In corporation with | Roy and Lila Ash Center for Democratic Governance (the Ash Center) at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University |
| Creative | Cut-jp (Non-profit organization) |
Eventイベント一覧
Member of judges- in order of Japanese alphabet
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SHIROYAMA,
Hideaki
城山 英明 Graduate School of Public Policy, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, The University of Tokyo (chairman) -
UNO,
Shigeki
宇野 重規 Professor, Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo -
OHASHI,
Hiroshi
大橋 弘 Professor, Faculty of Economics, The University of Tokyo -
KAWASHIMA,
Hiroichi
川島 宏一 Professor, Division of Policy and Planning science and Engineering, Information and Systems, The University of Tsukuba -
KUNIYA,
Hiroko
国谷 裕子 Ex news caster of “Today’s close-up” (NHK) -
SAKAI,
Shuichi
坂井 修一 Professor, Department of Information Sciences, Faculty of Engen and technology, The University of Tokyo -
SHOJI,
Masahiko
庄司 昌彦 Associate Professor, International University, Center for Global Communications -
SEKIMOTO,
Yoshihide
関本 義秀 Associate Professor, Department of Human and Social Systems, The University of Tokyo -
HAYASHI,
Chiaki
林 千晶 Japan Liaison to the Director at MIT Media Lab -
WATANABE,
Michiko
渡辺 美智子 Professor, Keio University graduate school of health management -
OKUMURA,
Hirokazu
奥村 裕一 Cordinator
Visiting professor, Graduate School of Public Policy, The university of Tokyo