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Jose Guillen: "This is to promote open government and participation of Murcia, to improve public services in terms of efficiency and transparency."
'Interactive Cities', a European initiative in which, besides the capital of the Region, involving the cities of Liverpool, Genoa and Lausanne
Murcia commitment to interactive participation of citizens to improve the management of municipal services, through the project 'Interactive Cities', a European initiative in which, besides the capital of the Region, involving the cities of Liverpool, Genoa and Lausanne.
Specifically, the network of cities of the European project 'Interactive Cities' aims to explore how the digital and social networks generated by citizens themselves content, can be used to improve its interaction with the local administration and urban management in different European cities.
"Participation is a goal that the City has become one of its priorities.
We learn every day from neighboring Murcia, its proposals and initiatives and, therefore, consider it a priority to listen, consult their views and to improve public services, "said Councilman Administration Modernization, Urban Quality and Participation, José Guillen, who added that "ICTs allow direct and two-way interaction that a few years ago seemed impossible."
This challenge will be addressed as a way to improve the quality of public services throughout the municipality, in terms of efficiency and transparency, and to establish new channels of social participation.
"It seeks to promote open government and the participation of all in the development of the city, through the innovation of public services with the web 2.0 and use applications and social networks as media," he said Jose Guillen.
2.0 Participation: a reality in Murcia
In this regard, the council recalled that "participation 2.0 is already a reality in Murcia, where all those neighbors who wish may contribute to developing the Strategy Murcia Town 2020, through online participation form that can be accessed www.murcia.es through the municipal website. "
International Learning
'Interactive Cities' is one of the 21 European projects funded by the URBACT European Programme III (2014-2020), an international initiative of territorial cooperation, exchange and learning among cities, aimed at addressing the challenges related to urban management.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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