Intergovernmental Solutions
The Center for Intergovernmental Solutions is the only U.S. government organization whose primary mission is to bring public-sector leaders together to share information, knowledge, and experience in leveraging best-practices to improve services to citizens.
As a division of the U.S. General Services Administration's Office of Citizen Services - which is the government's center of excellence for citizen customer services - we produce publications, networking sessions, teleconferences and workshops; organize and support international events; and use advanced technology to foster relationships among senior government leaders around the country and around the world:
- Publishing The DotGovBuzz monthly email newsletter for “e-government movers and shakers.”
- Publishing a twice-yearly intergovernmental newsletter on emerging and timely issues such as citizen services, disaster management, and protecting personally identifiable information.
- Bringing e-government leaders together and building relationships among them by providing safe forums for the exchange of knowledge, ideas, insights, information, and best practices.
- Managing these forums, which may include face-to-face meetings, teleconferences, videoconferences, online publications, collaborative expedition workshops, and wiki-supported communities of practice.
- Identifying cutting edge issues that government leaders will need to deal with in the near future and initiating steps to help governments address them.
- Expanding the e-government knowledge base by compiling and disseminating crucial information.
Our communities and collaboration tools help bring officials together to solve common problems.
Various international, federal, state and local government, intergovernmental, news, university and association websites.
Last Reviewed 8/15/2008