This data sheet is intended to help consolidate information on national public ICT projects. It can also be used to show regional ICT policy projects within a country.

Note to contributors: Although we ask you to make every effort to provide accurate information, you don't have to be an official government representative to post information related to ICT policy here. Note also that you can begin a form, save it, and edit in the future. In other words, you don't have to post exhaustive information initially and you can update information in the future.

This data sheet is intended to show the diversity of approaches to pattern language development. Although we encourage people who have relevant information to share it via this form, we should let you know that this data sheet is still under development. Let us know if there are changes that should be made via this form.

Thanks to Miguel Angel Pérez Alvarez, Valerie Brown, Andy Dearden, Stewart Dutfield, Helmut Leitner, John Thomas, Kim Tucker, and Yishay Mor for their suggestions and support for this endeavor.

Fill in this form if you have something to describe that demonstrates civic intelligence and you don't have the time or energy to fill out the long form.

A project, product, campaign, etc. demonstrates Civic intelligence if it helps address one or more shared problems in a participatory, just, and sustainable way.

If you have information about projects or organizations that demonstrate civic intelligence, please consider making it available on the online civic intelligence knowledge repository vis this survey. For more information about this project, please read on.

Introduction