Sustainability in the public sector in focus at SustainGov's pre‑meeting in connection with the Impact Innovation Summit
On 17–18 September, it is time for the Impact Innovation Summit in Helsingborg and in connection with this, SustainGov invites you to a pre-meeting on how the public sector can become a proactive enabler of sustainable systemic impacts.
Stefan Persson works in the SustainGov program and is one of the speakers at the meeting.
Hello there Stefan! Why should you attend this particular pre-meeting for the Impact Innovation Summit?
If you want to know more about ideas about reforming the public sector for the sake of the individual's well-being. If you want to speculate about what system changes could create simplifications and improvements for the individual citizen so that no one falls through the cracks. If you, like us, know that sustainability in the public sector needs to be in focus on a completely different level than before to balance the needs of people and society within the limits of the planet – then you don't want to miss this pre-meeting. It is also an excellent opportunity to share your own observations and experiences about bottlenecks in the public sector.
Who is the pre-meeting aimed at?
It is aimed at you who are a manager or leader in the public sector, or other organizations linked to the public sector.
The pre-meeting focuses on system problems, testing activities and social innovation divided into three program items that are followed by reflection, discussion and the opportunity to ask questions
All the pre-meeting items are followed by discussion and reflection. Tell us more about this.
SustainGov is based on the conviction that a reformation of today's systems in the public sector can only be driven and implemented by the public sector itself. It is you who work with the systems on a daily basis who can tell you about the challenges that exist, and it is important for us at SustainGov to hear from you about what you have seen and experienced, and also listen to suggestions for change. Your contribution to the discussion can open up new tracks within SustainGov.
A warm welcome!