Innovation 2025 – day 2 live
By Mia Hunt on 26/03/2025 | Updated on 27/03/2025
Valeriya Ionan, deputy minister for Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine speaks to a room packed with civil servants at Innovation 2025
Innovation is a unique exhibition and conference that brings together government leaders from across the globe responsible for the transformation and acceleration of their public sector organisations and servi
About Mia Hunt
Mia has been editor of globalgovernmentforum.com since 2019. She has 15 years’ experience as a journalist and editor and specialises in writing for civil and public servants worldwide, including covering sustainability policy and related issues. She has led the Global Government Women’s Network since it launched in 2023. Previously, she covered commercial property having been market reports and supplements editor at Property Week and deputy editor at Retail Destination. She graduated from Kingston University London with a first-class honours degree in journalism and was part of the team that produced The River newspaper, which won Publication of the Year at the Guardian Student Media Awards in 2010.
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The session will look at how government organisation can strengthen privacy by designing it into process, and will also cover:
• How government organisations can develop and implement trustworthy AI frameworks.
• How to improve quality and stewardship across the Government of Canada’s departments and agencies.
• How to enabling cross-government collaboration with data while preserving public trust.
Together we will discuss:
• How departments and agencies can create structures to make the most of insight and expertise from outside the government.
• How government can develop overarching outcomes that create opportunities for external expertise.
• Best practice and innovations in collaboration
We discussed:
• How to develop effective priorities for government, and how minister s and civil service leaders can work together to develop strong stewardship principles – and committing to backing each other publicly.
• How government organisations can evolve ways of working so that partnership, shared accountability, and a stronger focus on citizen outcomes become the norm.
• How ministers and senior officials setting shared priorities, agreeing clear outcome-focused success measures, and use data to inform progress.
Together we will discuss:
• How digital and data teams in government can understand the frontline delivery challenges.
• How policy development can understand what digital can – and can’t – do to improve delivery of services.
• The potential for multidisciplinary teams to create shared understanding of requirements and delivery – and how they can be built and maintained for long-term delivery.