The Czech state administration faces increasingly complex challenges in a rapidly changing environment. This pandemic crisis has further proved the state's long-term inability to implement projects critical to positively impacting the Czech economy and the lives of its citizens.
Moonshot by Aspen CE, therefore, hosted a second interactive conference entitled The Future of Civil Service. The Moonshot pilot program, the
Moonshot Impact Gallery, features projects that meet the goals of sustainable development in the field of state administration.
Česko.Digital, a non-profit organization, and Bakala Foundation partner, was nominated to join the digital gallery.
"The state lacks the ability to act purposefully and systematically, it can't set clear priorities for each ministry and transparently monitor their implementation," noted
a discussion material by the McKinsey & Company consulting firm. In addition, an
exclusive public opinion survey focused on the population’s perception of the state administration published its results during the conference. Half of the respondents called for fundamental reform of "everything." Respondents also made specific recommendations for public administration reform including digitization, modernization, and streamlining - both externally to citizens and internally within the functioning of individual offices and cooperation between them.
How do you ensure the effectiveness of the state administration and increase its attractiveness to draw in the best experts? These were the topics discussed at the conference by many compelling speakers - for instance
Vera Jourova, Vice President for Values and Transparency of the European Commission,
Danuse Nerudova, Rector of Mendel University in Brno,
Dana Berova, businesswoman, investor and former Minister of Informatics or
Michal Blaha, a founder of “Hlídač státu.cz,” and others.