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Civil servants must embrace ‘new mindsets’ in a ‘tech-powered new normal’—Japanese expert

In this tech-powered new normal, the public sector plays a key role both as a regulator of the use of technologies and as a policymaker who decides how to use these tools in the delivery of public services.

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Technology-led responses to COVID-19 and other risks should serve public interest—governance expert

As governments look for innovative ways to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and other risks, a governance expert reminded the public sector to ensure that these efforts should serve the best interest of the people to gain their trust.

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Gov’ts urged to collaborate with people, communities to face the ‘new normal’

As the COVID-19 pandemic forces people to think of new ways to live under the ‘new normal’, governments must be open to collaborating with its citizens.

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Satellite imagery and unconventional data sources are cheaper options to infer poverty estimates

Satellite imagery and other unconventional data sources may help infer fast and inexpensive estimation of the country’s socioeconomic indicators.

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  1. Poverty incidence in PH may rise due to pandemic but reducing poverty still doable—NEDA chief
  2. PH must address digital infra gaps to cope with the pandemic, other risks
  3. Gov'ts should reshape existing systems to adapt to the new normal
  4. E-finance key to helping Filipinos cope with COVID-19 pandemic
  5. Gov’t must adopt smart solutions to deal with the pandemic, other risks
  6. Innovate agri sector to ensure food security, boost resilience amid pandemic and other crises
  7. Gov’t must innovate to win the fight against COVID-19 pandemic, other risks
  8. Integrate data and info systems, strengthen coordination in gov’t to deal with COVID-19 and other crises—PIDS
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