Digital Governance Research

The research you need to stay ahead of the curve and improve digital decision-making.

IOG is leading thinking about how digital is changing governance in Canada and beyond. We have invested in digital not only to keep current with where the world is, but to get ahead of where it is going. You can benefit, and contribute, via our digital governance practice’s research network.

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Research & Publications

Move your organization forward at the speed of digital. Help others do the same.

Resilient Institutions Report: Learning from Canada’s COVID-19 Pandemic

Four years ago this week, the World Health Organization declared

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Artificial Intelligence and Canadian Government science: A Discussion Paper

Marija Cvetkova and Rhonda Moore, September 2023 In recent years,

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Towards a Considered Use of AI Technologies in Government

The AI landscape is rapidly evolving and governments around the

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Canadian policy leaders meet to discuss lessons learned from COVID-19

Dr. Theresa Tam to open Resilient Institutions conference in Ottawa

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GOVERNMENT TRUST FELL SIGNIFICANTLY POST-2021 FEDERAL ELECTION

Responsiveness and Openness by Government Key to Restoring Trust –

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Trust in Government

Action Learning Project April 2023 Trust is an essential component

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GSINN Capstone Paper

Government Science and Innovation in the New Normal Jeff Kinder

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Global Research Collaboration and Infrastructure

Government Science and Innovation in the New Normal Ezra Miller

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Science Communications, Outreach, and Public Engagement

Government Science and Innovation in the New Normal Discussion Paper

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Our digital governance research explores emerging 21st century issues of governance from a range of vantage points. We produce focused, analytical insights designed for policy practitioners as well as wider intellectual contributions on the evolving nature of government. We hope these insights will help state and society to succeed by providing clarity and vision in otherwise challenging circumstances. We aim to provide a conceptual, behavioural, and institutional framework for governing in the 21st century, and to support the wider policy community in its efforts to do the same.

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