In response to national concerns about cyber security, the New Zealand government launched a campaign to lead people's behavioural change and enable them to protect themselves online, based on scientific research that analysed citizens' actions and motivations and suggested ways to change them.

Many local UK governments are seeking to integrate technology tools into their planning processes, using them to understand urban environments, draw interactive maps and 3D visualizations, and engage people in decision-making processes.

To make people part of the solution, the Brazilian city of Recife adopts open innovation, which gives space to innovators, supports them to create prototypes of their solutions and helps transform their ideas into competitive products.

Due to exclusive land use, energy distribution and heat dispersion, the municipality of Cohoes, a small city in Albany, New York, has realised that its conventional solar plants will come to a standstill and floating solar is a solution to many problems. Hence, the city has embarked on an innovative pilot project that has made a big splash in the US.

Guide to organizing effective hackathons for governments to drive innovation, adaptability, and cross-sector collaboration.

The Social Well-being Report aims to shed light on the breadth and diversity of innovations in promoting social well-being and reviews a range of innovative government policies and programs to improve the quality of life of individuals around the world.

A series of reports on government innovations from around the world

Experimentation is key to delivering better outcomes and creating the future we want. UAE leads with innovative strategy to build experimental mindset, rapidly test solutions to tackle societal challenges and achieve its 2071 vision.