9+ years of data & AI experience
Responsible AI workshop for municipalities
What will you learn?
- Responsible AI
- Action Plan
- Policy & implementation
- Laws and regulations
- AI Act
- Digital Agenda Municipalities 2028
- VNG principles
- AI deployment
- Opportunities & risks
- Responsible AI
- Action Plan
- Policy & implementation
- Laws and regulations
- AI Act
1. What the 12 pillars of Responsible AI mean in policy and implementation, from transparency and human control to data minimization and fairness.
2. How AI relates to the AI Act, AVG and the VNG Digital Society Principles.
3. How other municipalities are using AI responsibly within topics such as service delivery, safety, civic engagement and ethics.
4. Where opportunities and risks lie within your municipality. In short, you not only understand what Responsible AI is, but also what it requires of policy, technology and organization.
A common conceptual framework that allows governance, policy and implementation to speak the same language about AI.
A concrete action plan with initial priorities and preconditions for responsible AI policy.
Support and awareness among key roles (board, CIO, FG, information management).
About the workshop
VNG emphasizes that municipalities must actively manage their digital future: technology must be deployed with public values, transparency and human direction. Our Responsible AI workshop helps municipalities concretely translate that vision into policy and practice in a responsible way.
We bring together policy, implementation and information management around the three core ambitions of the Digital Agenda Municipalities 2028:
1. Standards & democratize: safely anticipating new technology, fundamental digital rights and ethics.
2. Harnessing opportunities: Overview of laws and regulations and discover where opportunities and risks lie within your municipalities.
3. Enabling: how will you responsibly exploit your opportunities?
For whom.
For administrators, policy advisors and information managers who want to use AI responsibly within their municipalities.
Municipalities fulfilling the Principles for the Digital Society and Digital Security Agenda.
“I am very happy with the collaboration. The close communication and detailed sprint reviews ensured that the model exactly matched our needs, resulting in a successful launch with our customers.”
Why DSL?
With 9 years of experience in data & AI within the public sector, we combine technological expertise with knowledge of governance, ethics and policy. We help municipalities innovate responsibly, according to the UNG frameworks, with an eye for transparency, privacy and the human touch.
Request the workshop
Duration: 1 half day (approx. 3 hours or full day.Location: at municipalities or
at DSL.
Investment: €2995 (excl. VAT, incl. preparation and reporting) based on a full day.
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FAQs
Brief explanation of the most frequently asked questions surrounding the AI workshop for municipalities.
Who is the workshop for?
The workshop is designed for administrators, policy advisors, information managers, program managers and privacy or IT managers within municipalities. We bring together governance, policy and implementation so that everyone speaks the same language about the deployment of AI and data.
How long will the workshop last?
The standard version takes one half-day session (about 3 hours).For municipalities that want to go deeper into specific topics such as the AI Act, data governance or ethics, we also offer an in-depth day version.
What does the workshop cost?
The investment is €2,999 excluding VAT.
This includes preparation, materials and a concise action plan with recommendations and follow-up steps. If you start a follow-up trajectory with DSL within 3 months, we will settle part of this amount.
Can the workshop be adapted to our organization?
Yes, always. Each municipality has a different focus, from social domain to spatial planning or information management. We tailor the content to your priorities and can bring current projects or policy questions into the session.
Specifically, what does the workshop deliver?
Upon completion, you will have a clear plan of action, concrete priorities and a shared view of how to use AI responsibly and practically within the municipal context.