Thanks for another encouraging post! Are there reads you would recommend that tackle head on the issue of privacy concerns weighed against administrative burdens, toward improved government services and non-profit collaborations?
Nice example today in the NYT about Philadelphia slowing evictions simply by requiring tenants and landlords to seek mediation if the amount in arrears is under a certain threshold. Landlords get paid, fewer evictions, the rising tide floats pretty much all the boats, and it's a pretty simple tweak in process that came entirely from people in government who are involved in the process.
Thanks for another encouraging post! Are there reads you would recommend that tackle head on the issue of privacy concerns weighed against administrative burdens, toward improved government services and non-profit collaborations?
Nice example today in the NYT about Philadelphia slowing evictions simply by requiring tenants and landlords to seek mediation if the amount in arrears is under a certain threshold. Landlords get paid, fewer evictions, the rising tide floats pretty much all the boats, and it's a pretty simple tweak in process that came entirely from people in government who are involved in the process.