1. 1 Lessons from Government 3.0 Innovation of Korea Kim, Sung-lyul Assistant Minister of Ministry of Security and Public Administration

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3. 3 Changed status of Korea : From one of the poorest countries to the world leader in ICT Koreans feel unhappy regardless of the wealth they earned

4. 4 - Issuance: 125 million documents(2013) - Online issue covers 50% of all the documents issued for citizens(2013) - 91 million visits per year - Electronic issuance: 75% - Cost saving: 863 billion KRW annually ICT as a growth engine of Korea Rapid emergence of e-government service through ICT

5. 5 More customized services for meeting citizens’ needs Advance beyond E-Government Rationale for Government 3.0 Initiative

6. 6 citizen centered government innovation apply & diffuse core values to all areas of governing (open, share, communicate, collaborate) provide customized services to citizens create jobs and support creative economy

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10. 10 Strategy 1 [ OPEN.GO.KR ] 1 Advanced disclosure of public information

11. 11 Business support and job creation by opening public database [ DATA.GO.KR ] 2 Strategy 1

12. 12 ［ Smartphone App ］ Strategy 1 ［ Bus Stop LED Displays ］

13. 13 Removing silos by sharing information among organizations ［ MyCar Information App ] Strategy 2 1 2 3  Providing PC videoconferencing for separated offices  Providing virtual collaboration space and real-time inter-agency task management Developing inter-ministry collaborative model Establishing Digital Collaboration System

14. 14 Basic Livelihood Allowance Recipient Strategy 3

15. 15 E-Government transition to Cloud & Big data basis 1 2 3 Globalization of best practices of Korean public service Establishment of National Future Strategy Center

16. 16 Policy governance Bigdata analysis support center Cloud center Policy decision maker Decision making organization Government ministry National research and development institutes Land distribution Welfare Health care Diplomacy Security Sci-tech education Econimy Finance... Government data Government data Analysis tool Linked hub Gathering tool Cloud based HW/SW environment Local gov. data Local gov. data Affiliated org. data Affiliated org. data Private DB (structured) Private DB (structured) SNS etc. (unstructured) SNS etc. (unstructured) External public data External private data Policy officer Relevant ministry officer Affiliated R&D institutes Data analist statistician psychologist sociologist Private institutes Academic community, Experts, etc........ Proposed subject analysis Autonomous analyze the future trend Task relevant data Requirement/offer Routine data provision by detail field Propose subject / offering analyzed results Trend and Policy implications deduction Project based collaboration

17. 17 Public Database Offline Service Online Service Government Collaboration Information Sharing among Ministries Private Sector Business AS-ISTO-BE Open by agency as un- editable data Only by visiting the authority in charge Only by request to the related website By meetings, calls and letters By e-mail and official documents, lacks security Red tapes for businesses Hard to find business models for start-ups Government Information Disclosure Partial disclosure of the text upon request Proactive disclosure of the whole original text without a request Open in Data.go.kr as editable API By visiting any nearby gov. service- complex One-stop service will be provided without request Online collaboration with videoconferencing Through ‘Public Information Sharing System’ for ease of sharing with security Remove red-tape by removing silos Nurturing start-ups by providing public databases

18. 18 Vision and leadership of the President 1 2 3 4 5 Broad consensus from government officials on Gov. 3.0 World’s best E-Government infrastructure Solid legal and institutional basis Governance framework based on Public-Private-Academia cooperation

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