Hi all, I've often commented how there's a deep and unfortunate gap in the EU between the genuinely popular democracy and transparency sites like www.stemwijzer.nl (millions of users) www.ipp.ro (huge success at repeatedly suing their parliament for publication of data) and the lavishly EU funded projects that theoretically work in the same sort of fields, but which nobody ever seems to have heard of.
Anyway, today I see that the strange EU-bureaucrat approved shadow world has just published it's awards short list, or at least a short list for what seem to be government-run projects (which I admit isn't quite the same as third parties). I thought you might all care to see what is 'officially' of note in the sector of "eGovernment empowering citizens": http://www.epractice.eu/en/awardsfinalists2009 I'm not saying there's nothing of value there, don't get me wrong - I hope there's some gems we can be 'inspired' by. But I don't actually recognise anything... As always, very grateful for anyone to take a rummage and share their findings with the 400-odd other people on this list! best, Tom _______________________________________________ Mailing list [email protected] Archive, settings, or unsubscribe: https://secure.mysociety.org/admin/lists/mailman/listinfo/developers-public
