Innovation in Government
Around the world, governments are faced with new demands, increased expectations and a fast growing array of new technologies and tools by which such demands and expectations can be met.
The Innovations in Government course is provided by Mohammad Bin Rashid Center for Government Innovation, to offer key frameworks and tools for promoting excellence in the public sector and fostering innovative policy solutions to the 21st century challenges in government. It presents the Mohammed Bin Rashid Center for Government Innovation frameworks, and offers case studies from leading government around the world including Singapore, UK, US, Canada, and United Arab Emirates.
The course is designed for government employees who are interested in learning more about innovation, and who aspire to improve their institutions performance. It offers innovative methods and tools to inspire innovative ideas and find solutions to the challenges that face government entities.
- Upon completing the course, learners will be able to:
- Innovation landscape: learn what it means to innovate in government as opposed to the private sector
- Innovation toolkit: what skills are required to innovate in government
- Idea fore-sighting: the art of generating ideas for an uncertain future and emerging future challenges
- Experimentation: learn how to to develop a prototype (from idea to solution)
- Testing: how to test your ideas for feedback
- Scaling & sustaining: how to scale ideas once the test is successful
- Instilling innovation culture: how to develop an innovation culture in the institutional work environment at government entities
- Designed for:
- Government Employees