On the 4 October 2022 the Final Knowledge Sharing Summit of the 5th Cycle of Dubai We Learn marked a new beginning with a name change from “Dubai We Learn” to “Dubai for Best Practices” in recognition of Dubai’s maturity in leading the application of best practices. This was also the first in-person summit of the current cycle, enabling all participants to meet each other for the first time, bringing a buzz of excitement and energy to the event. The four teams of Digital Science, Joined-up Digital Services, Building Capability for Future Jobs, and Behavioural Sciences presented how they used the TRADE Best Practice Benchmarking Methodology to identify and recommend best practices for the Dubai Government to implement. The presentations were followed by 10 minutes of questions and answers with a local and international jury.

Jury Members (In-Person)			International Jury Members (Virtual)
Ahmed Huraimel Advisor Dubai Model Center- Executive Council of Dubai	Sabah AlShamsi Director of Corporate Services Executive Council of Dubai	Dr. Ayesha AlMutawa Director Strategy & Corporate Excellence Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services	Professor Dotun Adebanjo University of Greenwich UK	Dr Alan Samuel Researcher (Futurist & Best Practice), New Zealand

 

 

Team	Project Aim
Joint Digital Services	To develop a Best Practice Joined-up Digital Services Model for the Dubai Government.
Data Management and Decision-Making	To develop a Dubai Government Data Sciences Model that will support and accelerate data science maturity aligned to the Dubai Government’s digital strategy and future aspirations.
Building Government Capabilities for Future Jobs	To identify and recommend best practices in building Dubai’s public sector capabilities for future civilian jobs.
Behavioural Science for Government Effectiveness	Assist the Government of Dubai in initiating the utilization of behavioural sciences within government entities to deliver societal-centric strategies, policies, programs, and services

 

 

 

 

Dubai for Best Practices is provided by the Dubai Government Excellence Programme (DGEP) in cooperation with the Centre for Organisational Excellence Research (COER), New Zealand