Inovasi Pemerintahan

Summary

The video discusses the OECD Trust Survey, which examines public confidence in government innovation and technology adoption. It highlights the importance of technological advancements in strengthening public trust in government, with countries like Korea and Estonia showing high levels of trust due to their early tech adoption. The speaker also reflects on Indonesia’s government innovation and invites students to share their perceptions on the issue. The lecture encourages critical thinking about the role of technology in governance, with a quiz to further assess students' views based on their recent field trips to government institutions.

Takeaways

• 😀 The OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) plays a significant role in shaping government IT standards, emphasizing the link between technology development and economic activities.
• 😀 Government innovation in public services is closely tied to the adoption of digital economic activities, such as online transportation and shopping, which influence government IT strategies.
• 😀 The OECD Trust Survey, conducted in 2021, measures public trust in government agencies adopting innovative ideas. It shows varying levels of confidence across countries.
• 😀 The survey results suggest that public trust in government innovation is generally low, with countries like Korea exhibiting higher trust due to advanced technological infrastructure.
• 😀 Countries like Korea and Estonia are seen as leaders in technology innovation, while Japan's public trust in government innovation is relatively low.
• 😀 The survey also highlights that even developed nations struggle with public trust in government innovation, with trust varying greatly between countries like the Netherlands, Canada, and Estonia.
• 😀 The OECD survey reveals that public perception of government innovation can significantly impact how citizens view their government’s ability to adapt to technological changes.
• 😀 Despite the importance of government innovation, many countries face challenges in implementing cutting-edge technologies like 5G, with Korea being a frontrunner in this space.
• 😀 The lecture encourages students to reflect on the government's ability to innovate and apply technology in Indonesia, urging them to share their perspectives based on their field visit experiences to BRIN and BPBD in Jakarta.
• 😀 The speaker prompts students to participate in an online quiz to express their thoughts on Indonesia’s government innovation, which will be used to assess their engagement and attendance in the class.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the OECD Trust Survey mentioned in the transcript?

The main focus of the OECD Trust Survey is to assess public confidence in government agencies, specifically regarding their ability to adopt and innovate using new technologies.

How does the OECD Trust Survey categorize the level of trust in government innovation?

The survey categorizes trust into four levels: purple (high trust), light blue (neutral), orange (low trust), and green (lack of awareness or ignorance).

Which countries were mentioned as examples of high trust in government innovation?

Countries like Korea, Estonia, and the Netherlands are mentioned as examples where public trust in government innovation is high.

What is the significance of Korea's 5G technology implementation mentioned in the transcript?

Korea's early adoption of 5G technology is cited as an example of the country’s advanced technological infrastructure, which likely contributes to high public trust in the government's ability to innovate.

Why is Japan's public trust in government innovation relatively low, according to the transcript?

Japan’s public trust in government innovation is relatively low because, despite technological advancements, there seems to be less public confidence in the government's ability to effectively implement and integrate these innovations.

Why was Indonesia's government not included in the OECD Trust Survey?

Indonesia was not included in the OECD Trust Survey for this particular study, which means its specific public trust data is not available in the context of this survey. However, the speaker suggests that Indonesia is still in the process of adopting digital technologies.

How does the transcript suggest that digital technology adoption in public services influences public trust?

The transcript suggests that the adoption of digital technologies in public services, such as online transportation and e-commerce, can enhance public trust by making government services more accessible and efficient.

What role do students play in the discussion about government innovation in the transcript?

Students are encouraged to reflect on their own perceptions of government innovation in Indonesia and to participate in a quiz that assesses their views on the government's ability to innovate, especially in the digital space.

What is the connection between OECD standards and government technology innovation mentioned in the transcript?

OECD standards are referenced as benchmarks for evaluating government innovation, particularly in terms of digital adoption and technological infrastructure. These standards help to assess how well countries are progressing in integrating technology into public services.

What challenges to government innovation are implied in the transcript?

The transcript implies that challenges to government innovation include a lack of trust in government, slow implementation of new technologies, and the gap between countries that are leading in digital adoption and those that are still developing their digital infrastructure.