Sentences with phrase «open government plan»

As proposed in its first Open Government Plan, DOT has increased the use of Web - based dialogues significantly in the past four years.

Note: This evaluation was originally completed based on Version 1.1 of the DOT Open Government Plan.

In DOT's Open Government Plan v3.0, the Department outlined its approach to systematize proactive disclosures.

Since the inception of DOT's open government efforts, the Department has approached the development of its Open Government Plan in creative ways.

Through the process described in Chapter 2, DOT identified fourteen activities, grouped into three initiatives (plus a flagship initiative) for inclusion in the 2016 Open Government Plan.

The development of the Department's Open Government Plan is not an event.

Moreover, publication of this list meets the requirements of the Open Government Directive and DOT's commitment in its Open Government Plan.

The model illustrated in Figure 1 highlights the goals and objectives articulated in the first Open Government Plan and recognizes that public engagement principles build upon each other to foster effective decision - making and service delivery.

Since the last Open Government Plan, DOT has increased its use of real - time social media engagement.

Since the publication of the first Open Government Plan in 2010, DOT has made significant strides to enhance public and stakeholder engagement.

This fourth Open Government Plan highlights our ongoing efforts to build an effective open data program and make public engagement a core part of the way the Department does business.

I am proud of our progress, and I look forward to future innovation in the coming years through this Open Government Plan.

The following pages describe DOT's point of view on the links between Open Government and public engagement (Chapter 1); approach to developing the fourth Open Government Plan (Chapter 2); initiatives and activities, including our flagship initiative (Chapter 3); and retrospective review of our previous Open Government Plans (Chapter 4).

In the 2014 Open Government Plan, we have advanced our commitment to openness and engagement by focusing our efforts on new initiatives and by supporting activities that maximize efficiency, increase effectiveness, and spur economic development.

The plan also addresses the July 14, 2016, memorandum from the U.S. Chief Information Officer and the U.S. Chief Technology Officer, which provided additional guidance for Open Government Plan updates.

We believe that the 2016 Open Government plan reflects the evolution of open Government at DOT.

We believe the updated 2014 Open Government plan reflects the evolution of open government at DOT.

The DOT 2016 Open Government Plan will continue to advance our commitment to openness and engagement with the public, our stakeholders, and DOT employees.

I am pleased to present the U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) 2016 Open Government Plan.

In order to implement a commitment U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) made in its third Open Government Plan, we are requesting each DOT Operating Administration (OA) to submit a plan establishing a system under which it makes appropriate proactive releases of DOT information and data.

The DOT began preparing for the OMB Open Government Directive by designing an Open Government framework to guide the development of our Open Government Plan.

We began by developing a data inventory to meet the September 30, 2010 deadline identified in our Open Government Plan, which can be found at: http://www.dot.gov/open/data/.

Building on that strong foundation, our second Open Government Plan looked at the public engagement impact of, and public value generated by, enhancing DOT's openness.

In its first Open Government Plan, the Department of Transportation (DOT) recognized that the Open Government initiative is about more than adopting new tools and emerging technologies — it is about effecting real policy and internal culture change to ensure that our Department truly becomes even more transparent, participatory, and collaborative, both internally and externally.

Our third Open Government Plan looks at how Open Government can help DOT become more efficient, effective, and generate economic development.

The Department of Transportation's Open Government Plan development process follows a strategic methodology designed to guarantee the creation of meaningful programs that will fulfill the Administration's stated goals of increasing transparency, participation, and collaboration between the Federal government and citizens.

DOT leadership and employees from across the Department worked together to help create an Open Government Plan to meet the requirements of Open Government Directive.

Our fourth Open Government Plan highlights our ongoing efforts to build an effective open data program and make public engagement a core part of the way the Department does business.

You can see the most recent update on DOT's progress in modernizing records management in our Open Government Plan (version 2.0).

The working groups will likely meet on an on - going basis after the Open Government Plan is submitted in order to implement the action items within the plan.

You can learn more about our Open Government Plan here.

Our third Open Government Plan looked at how Open Government can help DOT become more efficient, effective, and generate economic development.

These plans are the result of the Department's commitments in its third Open Government Plan in 2014 and were developed in accordance with DOT's March 2015 Memorandum on Developing a Systemic Approach for Increasing the Public Availability of Information about Agency Operations.

We develop and publish SSA's Open Government Plan every two years — the first in June 2010.

Our new Open Government Plan 4.1 includes several high - profile agency projects and initiatives that utilize Open Government principles and techniques to further the agency's mission.

We have met nearly all the commitments described in our previous Open Government Plans.

As with our previous Open Government Plans, this Plan is a living document.

This model closely follows the principles of transparency, participation, and collaboration as established in the Open Government Directive and also the goals articulated in DOT's first and second Open Government Plans, which included:

The strategies outlined in our first three Open Government Plans align with the requirements of the Open Government Directive as well as the Open Data Policy and have been at the core of our open data efforts over the last six years.

Under the administration's Open Government Directive, agencies were required to file Open Government Plans by April 7, -LSB-...]

Under the administration's Open Government Directive, agencies were required to file Open Government Plans by April 7, 2010.

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