1. Bolstering Government Transparency in New Hampshire
An Evaluation of Challenges and Best Practices in Online Fiscal Transparency Across the United States
By Ellen Daily, Ayushi Narayan, and Eric Yang
The contents of this report were developed under grant P116B from the U.S. Department of Education. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.

2. Background Transparent NH Next Steps of Transparency Challenges
Opportunities

3. Background

4. Transparency Site Design
USPIRG Guidelines
One Stop
One Click
Comprehensive

5. TransparentNH’s Design

6. Florida

7. Florida

8. TransparentNH’s Design

9. TransparentNH’s Design

10. virginia

11. Fiscal Transparency Budget Tax Revenues Tax Expenditures
Employee Compensation
Vendor Payments
Contracts
Grants

12. Opportunities for Improvement
Accessibility & Data Presentation
Side tabs
Bullets vs. buttons
Dynamic pie charts

14. Opportunities for Improvement
Adopting content best practices
More detailed content
Updating frequency and past years’ data
Economic Development Subsidies

17. Performance-Based Transparency
Lessons Learned
Initiation
Governor’s Office or Planning Commission Leadership
Strategic Planning Support for Agencies
Local-level Pilot Systems
Agency Buy-In

18. Functionality Sustainability
Direct Search Features > Browsing Dropdowns > Static Reports
Multi-Year Displays
Socrata, Oracle, HTML, and/or Excel for Data Consolidation
Scorecards or Issue Area Summaries
Sustainability
Standardized Definitions, Tracking, and Reporting of Targets
Oversight and Evaluation of Progress

19. Performance-Based Transparency

20. Performance-Based Transparency

21. Performance-Based Transparency

22. Clicking on the specific category of scorecard

23. Performance-Based Transparency

24. Performance-Based Transparency
Information rather than data

26. Performance-Based Transparency

27. Thank You
Questions? Comments?