Decentralized measures

Decentralized measures are the responsibility of the Berlin administration (Senate administrations, districts, subordinate authorities). They can fall into different areas of expertise and build on existing projects. Their implementation advances the fields of action and the Values Compass of the GD:B strategy. Decentralized measures are piloted in local projects, such as in districts or at schools. Successfully evaluated projects are rolled out in other areas, such as in other districts. In this way, centralization and decentralization can interact and it is possible to make use of the principle of one-for-all.

All decentralized measures commit to a uniform procedure model (see Chapter Governance) that ensures transparency, openness and mutual learning. Implementation is supported by the Gemeinsam Digital: Berlin Unit in the Senate Chancellery and a Support Team (see Chapter Implementation). Implementation partners in the administration are networked with each other. They are provided with training, methods and procedures for implementation.

• Participatory Budgeting and Smart Participation
• Digital X Energy – Networking to Save Energy
• Needs-driven expansion of the charging infrastructure
• Life situation concept for administrative services
• Smart Space Hardenbergplatz
• Use of comprehensible language in administrative forms