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This will help us develop recommendations to policy makers and
funders of DSI on range of issues such as what type of networks
they could reach out to, to engage with specific community, what
types of activity they should invest in (where the is weak networks)
etc.
It is important to mention that there is lots of other analysis that
can be made on the data we are capturing. Therefore we are making
all data available as an open data set for anyone to access,
which can be accessed to Digital Social Innovation Open Data (1)
5. How can European Union Organizations be part of this
growing community of Digital Social Innovation
It’s free and super easy to join the community.
Our only requirement is that your organisation and what you are
working on meet the following for criteria.
• Focuses on grass-roots or "bottom-up" communities of
users.
• Uses online/digital tools or methods in a disruptive way
• Makes a positive social impact
• Works in the European Union
• Creates a "network effect" through collaboration online i.e.
the larger number of users a service has, the better it works.
6. How can technology help in the way of participation or
empowering citizens in Europe and why?
The ability of digital technologies to enable entirely new ways of
making commercial products and creating new ways of crowdsourcing,
capturing, releasing and analysing data has long been big
business. Almost no day goes by without a headline story on the
most recent development in personal manufacturing, from the guy
who built a radio controlled lawnmower using an open hardware
kit, to the team who are creating a brainscanner people can 3D
print at home. Googles recent acquisition of Nest Labs for