Open Sourcing the Global Integrity Report
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Fabiano Angélico
Mar 26, 2012, 3:14:20 PM3/26/12
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Nesta sexta-feira será lançado oficialmente o Global Integrity Report
2011. Este relatório é uma tentativa de se medir os mecanismos de
integridade, transparência e combate à corrupção de diversos países.
Já existem três versões do relatório para o Brasil: 2004, 2006 e 2009.
Eu ajudei a escrever o relatório 2011, que será lançado sexta-feira.
Antes do lançamento, haverá uma discussão online
Mais informações:
http://www.globalintegrity.org/blog/OpenSourcing-theGRI
On Friday, March 30th from 10:30 AM to noon, at Johns Hopkins-SAIS
Rome Building (1619 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC), Rome
Room (first floor), Global Integrity will host an in-depth discussion
with leading experts and a public brainstorming around open source and
community-led projects, and government transparency. The conversation
will follow a brief presentation of the Global Integrity Report: 2011,
which will be formally released the same day.
(...)
The public is warmly invited to attend the event in person and or
follow us live on Twitter @GlobalIntegrity. We look forward to hearing
your views on how we could move forward with this ambitious
experiment. Please post your thoughts to Twitter using the hash tag
#GIR11.
2011. Este relatório é uma tentativa de se medir os mecanismos de
integridade, transparência e combate à corrupção de diversos países.
Já existem três versões do relatório para o Brasil: 2004, 2006 e 2009.
Eu ajudei a escrever o relatório 2011, que será lançado sexta-feira.
Antes do lançamento, haverá uma discussão online
Mais informações:
http://www.globalintegrity.org/blog/OpenSourcing-theGRI
On Friday, March 30th from 10:30 AM to noon, at Johns Hopkins-SAIS
Rome Building (1619 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC), Rome
Room (first floor), Global Integrity will host an in-depth discussion
with leading experts and a public brainstorming around open source and
community-led projects, and government transparency. The conversation
will follow a brief presentation of the Global Integrity Report: 2011,
which will be formally released the same day.
(...)
The public is warmly invited to attend the event in person and or
follow us live on Twitter @GlobalIntegrity. We look forward to hearing
your views on how we could move forward with this ambitious
experiment. Please post your thoughts to Twitter using the hash tag
#GIR11.
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