Having enjoyed co-hosting the Public Services 2.0 event over in Brussels last week with David Osimo and Lee Bryant (video of the event now available), this week Justin and I will be heading out to Washington DC to reprezent for the UK GovWeb scene at Government 2.0 Camp, a 500 (yes 500) strong BarCamp event for US GovWeb geeks and policy wonks.

So we’re just one week away from the Public Services 2.0: how to implement and promote user-driven open innovation in public services event in Brussels, put together by FutureGov, Euro guru David Osimo and social computing consultancy Headshift.

Hot on the heels of the weekend’s successful UK GovWeb BarCamp event in London, FutureGov and its event partners Euro guru David Osimo and social computing consultancy Headshift are proud to announce that Public Services 2.0 is next up on the govweb events calendar.

The applications have been assessed, the marks have been counted and now the results are in. With the unenviable task of whittling down over 70 applications, the advisory board to the camp has decided on its final 6.

Hosted by the socially active Young Foundation, supported by public sector heavy weights NESTA and the Cabinet Office’s Office of the Third Sector and hard wired by the Yahoo! Developer Network, things are well set for48 hours of mass collaboration, creativity - and fun!