Design Thinking in the Netherlands Court of Audit
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We are happy to announce that our December EthnoBorrel will be hosted by the Netherlands Court of Audit (Algemene Rekenkamer).
The NCA checks whether the Dutch central government spends public funds economically, efficiently and effectively. In other words, the NCA is the friend of the taxpayer, because they follow the money and check if the public money is spent wisely and if the citizens get value for money. NCA plays an important role in our democratic system.
Yet, to stay relevant just writing a thorough report won’t do the trick anymore. We have to change to stay the same, Willem de Kooning once said. Working human-centred in our audits is a change in which we want to invest. We would like to share our experiments and thoughts with you on December 10th at Lange Voorhout 8 in The Hague.
Program
17.30 Opening doors
18.00 Welcome by Erin and Diny
18.10 Design Audit Studio by Linda Meijer
18.30 Design-led approaches to audit revolving funds by Diny van Est
18.50 Observation as a method in audits by Djoeke Ardon
19.05 Questions
19.15 Break with some snacks
19.30 Let’s start human-centred auditing by Diny van Est and Wiesje Korf
20.15 Borrel
21.00 Locked up by security ;-)
Instructions upon arrival:
- Don’t forget your ID! E.g. Dutch drivers licence, International passport.
- Walk through the gate at Lange Voorhout to find the entrance
- It’s a ten-minute walk from The Hague Central Station
- Parking at the NCA is limited, please contact Linda for more info, l.meijer-wassenaar@rekenkamer.nl