Tiago Carneiro Peixoto

Tiago is a Senior Public Sector Specialist at the World Bank’s Governance Global Practice. Having joined the Bank in 2010, Tiago’s activities focus on working with governments to develop solutions for better public policies and services. Prior to joining the World Bank, Tiago has managed projects and consulted for a number of organizations, such as the European Commission, OECD, United Nations, Bertelsmann Foundation, and the Brazilian and UK governments. Formerly a research coordinator for the Electronic Democracy Centre at the University of Zurich, Tiago is currently a faculty member of New York University’s Governance Lab. A board member for Our Cities Network and Intelligent Digital Avatars, he also sits in the advisory boards of a number of organizations such as The Participatory Budgeting Project and Our City Thoughts. Featured in TechCrunch as one of the “20 Most Innovative People in Democracy”, Tiago holds a PhD and a Masters in Political Science from the European University Institute, as well as a Masters in Organized Collective Action from Sciences-Po Paris. He blogs at DemocracySpot and tweets at @participatory.
- A book about the role of civic technology for the public good
- Un libro sobre el papel de la tecnología cívica para el bien común
- كتاب عن دور التكنولوجيا المدنية من أجل الصالح العام
- Value for money: Costing Open Government reforms
- Citizen Engagement in Kenya: From law to practice
- Impact of open government: Mapping the research landscape
- More voices mean smarter cities
- Unusual suspects? Effects of technology on citizen engagement
- Participación de los ciudadanos: Siete preguntas, una conversación
- Citizen Engagement - Seven Questions, One Conversation
- #10 from 2012: Technology Drives Citizen Participation and Feedback in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Technology and Politicians' Promises
- Open Government Webinar: ICT for Citizen Engagement