REFLOW Collaborative Governance Toolkit
  • About the toolkit
  • The REFLOW Project
  • The theory behind the Toolkit
    • Setting the scene
      • What is Collaborative Governance?
      • What is a Circular Transition?
      • What is a Governance Toolkit?
        • A Beginner’s Guide to Enabling Open Government
        • Ethics & Algorithms Toolkit
        • Data Collaboratives
        • DemTools
        • Making Sense toolkit
        • D-CENT
        • DECODE
      • Why another toolkit?
    • The RCG Toolkit
      • Foundational elements
        • The REFLOW Collaborative Governance Framework
        • The Collaborative Governance Transition Journey
        • The Portfolio Approach
    • The Activity Matrix
      • Toolkit Activity Matrix
      • Toolkit Activity Menu
        • Understand
          • Rapid Policy Preview
          • Commons-based Sectoral Innovations
          • Future of Governance Trends
          • Use Cases Development
          • Provocation & Strategic Narrative
        • Define
          • Visioning & Scoping Workshops
          • Governance Experiments Workshops
          • Stakeholders Mapping
          • Governance Systems Mapping
          • Journey Mapping
          • Proofs of Concept
        • Make
          • Dynamic Stakeholders Mapping
          • Art of Hosting
          • Coaching
        • Release
          • Governance Assessment
          • Sustainability Plans
      • Example: Vejle's journey
  • TOOLS
    • Portfolio Canvas
  • Other references
    • Toolkits on Open Government and Public Innovation
    • Tools on Circular Economy
      • Understand
      • Define
      • Make
      • Release
    • REFLOW Pilots' Circular Economy Policy Screening
      • Amsterdam
      • Berlin
      • Cluj-Napoca
      • Milan
      • Paris
      • Vejle
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  1. The theory behind the Toolkit
  2. Setting the scene
  3. What is a Governance Toolkit?

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DECODE was a Public Innovation project that provides tools to put individuals in control of their data, allowing them to choose whether to keep their personal information private or share it for the public good. It explores how to build a data-centric digital economy where data that is generated and gathered by citizens, the Internet of Things (IoT), and sensor networks is available for broader communal use, with appropriate privacy protections. This project was realized by a group of 15 organizations (Institut Municipal d’Informàtica de Barcelona, ThoughWorks, Nesta, Dyne.org, University College London, Stichting Katholieke Universiteit, BCMI Labs AB, City of Amsterdam,Centre d’économie de la Sorbonne, Dribia, Eurecat, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Politecnico di Torino, Thingful and Waag Society). The aforementioned tools are produced as Free and Open Source Software and include a mobile app that is distributed in both Google Play and Apple Store.

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