Country Implementation Playbook

Owned by Shukla, Ayush
Last updated: Jul 05, 2023
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What is the GovStack Implementation Playbook?

The GovStack Implementation Playbook is an extension of the SDG Digital Investment Framework that provides a step-by-step guide on incorporating a BB approach at the level of institutional governance, ICT policy, citizen-centric co-design & delivery of government digital services as referred to in the GovStack Implementation Framework.

Implementation Framework

Source: GovStack Implementation Playbook

Playbook design Roadmap

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Discovery phase
TAC Review
Version 0.9.0
Projected Activities

Benchmarking in GovStack approaches in leading digital nations

Sturcture of Playbook

Preperation for TAC review

Migration to Gitbook

Development of design elements

Open Call for DPGs & Compliance process

Sandbox prototyping

Service Blueprint

Business Case

Playbook Updates - Tools & Methods call

Session facilitator: ITU 

Attendees: Representatives from all partner organizations and implementing partners involved with GovStack Country Engagement 

Note taking: Confluence and is rotative according to alphabetic order

Agenda setting: According to the Playbook road map, country demand for workshops, country reference implementation stages. To include an item in the agenda, kindly contact Ayush Shukla. 

 

Agenda

  • Playbook roadmap 

  • New content/tools/methods to brainstorm, iterate and provide comments  

  • Revised content/tools/methods for final review and publishing 

  • AOB

Playbook design cycle 

  1. Playbook content is designed as reference implementations of GovStack progress. 

  2. Playbook road map describes where we are in this process. 

  3. GovStack teams and implementing partners (service design teams, product team, architecture team, sandbox team, among others) prepare an initial draft of content/tools/methods according to the implementation roadmaps and capacity-building/workshops requirements. 

  4. Content/tools/methods are presented in Tuesdays' sessions for further brainstorming and participant feedback. 

  5. GovStack teams and implementing partners incorporate feedback and ideas and present a revised version, including graphic design elements, for a final round of feedback before publishing. 

  6. Playbook content/tools/methods are continuously iterated as we move forward with reference implementations. 

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Versioning policy for the GovStack Implementation Playbook