Future of Government 2030+ (2018)
The Future of Government 2030+: A Citizen Centric Perspective on New Government Models is a project coordinated by Joint Research Centre (JRC), the European Commission’s science and knowledge service and the Directorate General of Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CNECT) in 2018.
The objective of this project is to explore the emerging societal challenges, analyse trends in a rapidly changing digital world and launch an EU-wide debate on the possible future government models.
This Pan-European project involved 6 design universities, in the United Kingdom, Dr Lara Salinas from University of the Arts London, London College of Communication and Public Collaboration Lab with the participation of the following students from MA Service Design:
1. AI-Driven Service Delivery, A new model of Social Care service delivery. Government acts as an insurance company, defining the tax amount by measuring the individual’s risk potential, by Carlos Canali , Zhen Li, Chien Yu Lin, Chia Ying Tsai
2. Future service provision: Future Skill Skillbook, a platform provision to enhance individual skill training through the analysis of data by Aomruethai Lo-apirakkul, Banu Cuhadar, Kunwei Niu, Chenxuan Wang
3. Citizens as policy influencers, Local policy participation: all citizens receive an income to spend part of their time as policy makers by Clara Llamas, Jessica Venø, Tracy Gordon,
Tianyuan Wei
4. Collaborative service innovation platform, A direct democracy platform by Martyna Bielak, Zehong Liu, Mateus Machado, Ishan Jha
5. How does Immersive serious gamification support future governance, Serious game combining super Artificial Intelligence (sAI), Virtual Reality (VR) and a detailed Immersive Interactive Experience (IIE) and Serious Gaming (SG) by Michele Cipollone, Rui Lu, Runqiong Wang, Sujin Park
6. Open-data across boroughs: Health resource sharing, Health and social care decentralised
platform, by Sam Miao, Dasom Kim, Xinbei Zhao, Zikai Wei
7. Sherlock, Platform to improve democracy by giving citizens access to decision making, through a mobile application, by Amber Ruske, Chenyu Hou, Poorume Yoo, Wenxiu Yang, Yuneui Choi