Join the Global Partnership for Social Accountability (GPSA) at the 2017 Global Partners Forum for a session, “Cities are Feedback Pioneers: Building Social Accountability Through Closing Feedback Loops.”
Themes:
- Feedback loops need to be closed – that is, decision-makers need to not only hear but also respond to the feedback they hear, and let people know how they’ve responded
- Feedback is also more powerful when it is an ongoing, two-way conversation between regular people and experts
- Cities are pioneering new ways to have that conversation, moving beyond just providing information to citizens
- How are they doing that? What are the factors for success? What challenges remain?
Moderator: Megan Campbell, Senior Manager of Research at Feedback Labs
Panelists:
- Nathaniel Heller, OGP Steering Committee member & executive vice president for integrated strategies at Results for Development
- Marisa Miodosky, Chief of Cabinet of the Undersecretary for Strategic Management and Institutional Quality, Buenos Aires City Government
- Maria Soledad Gattoni, IRM researcher for Buenos Aires