Code for Poland Festival of Apps for Communities and Democracy
Technology as common good.
How does “civic tech” work today in Poland? Can technology improve the standards of living in cities and local communities? Do public authorities use IT tools to improve their contact with citizens and deliver high quality services? How does civic tech function in other parts of the world? Does the civic tech movement support start-ups or rather tools for public administration?
We’ll look for answers to these and other questions on April 8, 2017 together with programmers, public officials, activists and citizens interested in the social importance of technology, as well as with the participants of the Personal Democracy Forum CEE 2017 coming to Gdańsk from all over the world. Join us to see the effects of work by the Code for Poland community and related initiatives from abroad.
Where: Hewelianum Center, Gradowa 6, Gdańsk
When: 08.04.2017, 10 am – 15 pm.
Code for Poland Festival of Apps for Communities and Democracy – Agenda
10.00 – 10.30 Welcome coffee
10.30 – 11.00 Opening – introduction
Wojciech Sańko – Code for Poland Coordinator: Introduction and thanks to the Partners
Krzysztof Garski – The City of Gdańsk – Pros and cons of implementing civic tech tools in local administration: BAND and wyrzuc.to – 15 minutes
11.00 – 12.20 SESSION I: What’s the condition of the civic tech around the world?
10 minutes presentations of guests from the Code for All movement.
Miroslav Schlossberg, Lana Podgoršek, Code for Croatia
John Harrington, Code for Ireland and Code for Europe
Min Hsuan Wu (ttcat), g0v.tw; Code for Taiwan
Bogdan Ivanel, Code for Romania
Milo van der Linden, Code for NL and Code for Europe
12.20 – 13.20 Lunch
13.20 – 14.30 SESSION II: IT activists in action, community activists in IT
Bartosz Filip Malinowski, We the Crowd: Civic crowdsourcing and other forms of modern public engagement.
Marcin Szałomski, Code for Tricity: Tristar Eye – real-time data on traffic jams in your pocket and…
Marta Tymińska, Arteria Association: Mobile App “The shipyard is a woman”.
Mateusz Chomiczewski, Paweł Szczudło, Code for Warsaw: Futbol Kolektyw – the first tool in Poland for scouting.
Kaśka Barc, Inicjatywa Oddam Odpady – Code for Warsaw: Well informed citizen = better waste sorting.
Andrzej Wójcicki, Marcin Rudzki, Code for Tricity: Na4Łapy. From beautiful Idea to Association.
14.30 – 15.00 SESSION III: Meet Creators of Social Apps from All Over Poland – networking
Paweł Cal, Rafał Kleger-Rudomin, Code for Tricity: Network of Biking Routes.
Małgosia Solecka, Code for Tricity: Autyzm PG – E-technologies for children with autism.
Marcin Rudzki, Andrzej Wójcicki, Code for Tricity: Na4Łapy – Adopt pets from your local shelter.
Rafał Gawlik, Code for Wroclaw: Poznaj Wrocław – discover interesting places and the history of Wrocław.
Małgorzata Kilian, Code for Warsaw: Demagog – fact checking
Małgorzata Rabczak, Code for Warsaw: Mapa Drzew dla Warszawy – Taking Care of Trees in Your Neighbourhood
Mateusz Chomiczewski, Paweł Szczudło: Code for Warsaw: Futbol Kolektyw – The First Tool in Poland for Scouting
15.00 Good-Bye
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