Exploring Innovation in Government at the 2025 Webinar

2025-10-03 community

The Hague, Friday, 3 October 2025.
On November 6, 2025, a Dutch webinar will dissect the role of innovation in government amid societal shifts, addressing the decline from 86% to 76% in innovation implementation.

Understanding the Innovation Barometer

The upcoming webinar, ‘Innovatie Barometer Overheid 2025,’ scheduled for November 6, 2025, from 15:00 to 16:30, will delve into the current state of innovation within the Dutch government. The event will feature discussions around the decrease in innovation implementation from 86% in 2021 to 76% in 2025, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by governmental bodies in adapting to technological changes [1][2].

Key Topics and Presentations

Participants can anticipate a comprehensive presentation of the Innovation Barometer’s findings, which underscore a significant shift in the innovation landscape. The webinar will explore the factors contributing to a successful innovation climate and will showcase practical examples from the municipality of Rotterdam, demonstrating effective implementation of innovative models. Furthermore, it will address the importance of creating a collaborative innovation ecosystem within government sectors [1][3][4].

Challenges and Opportunities

Despite the overall decline in innovation adoption, the Dutch government continues to focus on process innovations, such as digitalization and automation. These advancements aim to enhance efficiency and address complex societal challenges. The webinar will also discuss the hurdles that hinder innovation, such as insufficient support and resources, while emphasizing the potential of knowledge sharing and collaboration to overcome these barriers [5][6].

Looking Ahead

With the Netherlands aiming to maintain its competitive edge in innovation, the event will focus on strategic initiatives to bolster innovation across governmental organizations. Key speakers, including leaders from the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations and the Rijks Innovatie Community, will offer insights into fostering a robust innovation portfolio that aligns with the country’s digital strategy. This forward-looking approach is crucial for accelerating the pace of innovation and ensuring sustained progress [1][3][7].

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