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7 days ago
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MBRCGI Launches Arabic Version of Systemic Design Toolkit to Boost Innovation Across UAE
The Mohammed bin Rashid Centre for Government Innovation (MBRCGI) has partnered with the UK's Design Council to release an Arabic edition of the Systemic Design Toolkit, aimed at empowering Arabic-speaking innovators to tackle complex global challenges with sustainable, holistic solutions. The toolkit features 11 practical tools aligned with the Systemic Design Framework's six core themes—from setting strategic vision and exploring root causes, to creating solutions and sustaining impact. It supports governments and individuals in addressing pressing issues such as climate change, urban development, and public service delivery through creative and structured methodologies. Abeer Tahlak, Director of MBRCGI, emphasized the UAE government's dedication to fostering innovation and sustainable thinking. She highlighted the Arabic toolkit as a key resource aligned with the UAE's 'We the UAE 2031' vision, designed to unlock potential and position the country as a global innovation hub. Minnie Moll, CEO of the Design Council, expressed enthusiasm for expanding access to the toolkit, enabling thousands of Arabic-speaking designers and innovators to adopt systemic approaches critical for addressing the climate emergency and other challenges. The toolkit includes specialized tools such as Design for Planet, Stakeholder Ecosystem analysis, Root Cause Analysis, and Regenerative Business Canvas, all accessible via MBRCGI's Ibtekr online platform. This initiative marks a significant step in promoting a culture of creative problem-solving and sustainable innovation across the UAE and the wider Arabic-speaking region. Founded in 1944, the Design Council is the UK's national champion of design, committed to improving lives by fostering innovation and shaping policy toward a regenerative future. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Hi Dubai
19-05-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
MBRCGI Launches Government Technology 5.0 Report to Advance Digital Innovation in Public Sector
The Mohammed bin Rashid Centre for Government Innovation (MBRCGI), in partnership with the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA), has launched the Government Technology 5.0 report to spotlight cutting-edge global innovations transforming public services. Released on MBRCGI's Ibtekr platform, the report highlights 11 pioneering international models, including the use of metaverse platforms, blockchain, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, drones, and 5G technologies. These case studies offer practical insights for government entities aiming to adopt more agile and tech-driven service models. Huda Al Hashimi, Deputy Minister of Cabinet Affairs for Strategic Affairs, said the report strengthens the UAE's leadership in public sector innovation by showcasing global best practices. 'It adds to our growing knowledge bank and empowers government teams to implement forward-thinking solutions,' she said. Majed Sultan Al Mesmar, Director-General of TDRA, described the initiative as a step towards building a future-ready government. 'This report equips entities with the tools to enhance service delivery and keep pace with digital transformation,' he noted. Featured examples include Seoul's immersive Metaverse Seoul platform for virtual government services, Singapore's blockchain-based Project Ubin, AI-powered drone management in Japan, and 5G-enabled smart ambulances in the UK. UAE-led initiatives such as the Dubai Metaverse Strategy and Global Blockchain Council are also showcased. Ibtekr, the region's first digital platform for government innovation, offers a range of educational and training resources designed to help public entities scale innovative solutions and improve quality of life. The Government Technology 5.0 report aligns with the UAE's broader vision of embedding emerging technologies into governance to drive efficiency, transparency, and future readiness. News Source: Emirates News Agency
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27-02-2025
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UAE Innovates 2025 Exhibition Highlights 10 Impactful Innovations
The Mohammed Bin Rashid Centre for Government Innovation (MBRCGI) hosted the UAE Innovates exhibition at Emirates Towers Boulevard in Dubai as part of UAE Innovates 2025, which ran throughout February. The exhibition showcased ten standout innovations from federal and local government entities, reflecting the country's dedication to fostering innovation. Abeer Tahlak, Director of MBRCGI, emphasised the UAE government's commitment to cultivating a culture of innovation. She noted that the exhibition not only raised awareness about the importance of innovation in government but also celebrated top innovators shaping the future through transformative projects. The 10 impactful innovations featured in the exhibition included: Plant the Emirates National Programme by the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment – Enhancing local agriculture with smart technologies. National Digital Platform for Monitoring Essential Commodity Prices by the Ministry of Economy – Real-time price tracking of consumer goods. Digital Twin by Emirates Health Services – Optimising hospital operations through data insights. Smart Examiner by the Ministry of Interior – AI-powered autonomous car for driving tests. Smart and Fast Travel System by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security – Faster passenger processing with facial recognition. LiDAR Technology for Road Assessment by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority – Accurate and efficient road condition assessments. Smart Aircraft Diversion Monitoring System by Dubai Airports – Enhancing aircraft operations through AI. Drone Delivery System by Dubai Civil Aviation Authority – Supporting smart transport solutions. Building X by Dubai Municipality – Real-time building data for energy efficiency. Smart System for Mapping Water Resources and Managing Flood Risks by Fujairah Environment Authority – Addressing environmental challenges. UAE Innovates 2025, held under the theme 'The Power of Innovation 10 – Where Does Your Strength Lie?', aligns with the Year of Community, reaffirming the UAE's commitment to putting people at the centre of progress. News Source: Emirates News Agency
