2016
DOI: 10.1787/1629d397-en
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Perceived Fairness and Regulatory Policy

Abstract: This series gathers together OECD working papers on the tools, governance and institutions of better regulation and their impact on policy outcomes. It includes both technical and analytical material, prepared by staff and experts in the field. Together, the papers provide valuable context and background for OECD publications on regulatory policy and governance. OECD Working Papers should not be reported as representing the official views of the OECD or of its member countries. The opinions expressed and argum… Show more

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“…Big data, understood as data that is high in volume, high in velocity and high in variety (kim, trimi and chung, 2014 [21] ) is one type of data that could lead to value creation in public services. Increasingly, governments are being asked to incorporate these technologies into [22] ). the oUrdata Index helps countries assess their relative strengths and identify potential areas for action.…”
Section: Improving Public Service Delivery Through a More Data-driven Governmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Big data, understood as data that is high in volume, high in velocity and high in variety (kim, trimi and chung, 2014 [21] ) is one type of data that could lead to value creation in public services. Increasingly, governments are being asked to incorporate these technologies into [22] ). the oUrdata Index helps countries assess their relative strengths and identify potential areas for action.…”
Section: Improving Public Service Delivery Through a More Data-driven Governmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…il prend en compte la disponibilité des données, leur accessibilité et le soutien public à leur réutilisation en vue de créer de la valeur économique et sociale. il représente un prolongement du cadre d'analyse de l'oCde en matière de données publiques ouvertes, qui est lui-même lié aux principes de la Charte internationale sur les données ouvertes (lafortune et ubaldi 2018 [22] ). l'indice OURdata aide les pays à évaluer leurs forces et à repérer les domaines dans lesquels une action peut s'avérer nécessaire.…”
Section: Mieux Assurer Les Services Publics Grâce à Une Administration Fondant Davantage Son Action Sur Les Donnéesunclassified
“…I have reviewed the science on the social brain and the science on the psychology of perceived fairness because I think that at least part of the solution to the problem of growing distrust might be to pay more attention to improving citizens' personal experience with government. (I have only mentioned a few of the many relevant studies here, but interested readers can find more detailed descriptions and a useful bibliography in an OECD expert paper I authored with Christiane Arndt (Lind and Arndt 2016).) Research like that I have described here makes it clear that governments could increase citizen trust one interaction at a time, if they changed the procedures and processes used in citizen-facing policies and if they trained their staff to attend not only to administering laws and policies correctly but also to doing so in a respectful, clear and engaging manner.…”
Section: E Allan Lindmentioning
confidence: 99%