With the theme "New Ways of Caring," the event – considered the largest public innovation event in Latin America – brought reflections on the development of public policies and innovations in government for the purpose of care. The program took place from October 29 to 31, with approximately 600 hours of programming and more than 400 activities dedicated to the theme.

ENAP's Innovation Week 2023, held from November 7 to 9, was a highlight in public innovation in Latin America, with over 500 hours of hybrid activities. The event covered topics such as artificial intelligence, inclusive management, and sustainability, bringing together renowned speakers and promoting workshops and practical sessions. The participation was remarkable, with thousands of public and private sector professionals, reinforcing the importance of innovation for government transformation.

The 8th edition took place from August 8 to 10 under the theme Time to Create. The event aimed to foster the discussion of ideas, the exchange of experiences, and a more disruptive mindset in public administration. For the first time, the event was held in a hybrid format, with in-person activities in Brasília, Recife, and Rio de Janeiro, and exclusive, interactive online content. Additionally, it sought to promote and spread the culture of innovation among public agents and present trends and possibilities for the transformation of organizations.

Innovation Week 2021 took place from November 9 to 12, with the theme Dare to Transform. The event was held remotely. In total, there were over 30,000 views (combining YouTube and Zoom over the 4 days of the event) and 142 institutions involved. The central debate focused on humanity's major agendas, discussing how innovation can address these issues, pointing out paths for possible transformations and calling for action. The event featured 300 hours of content and more than 250 online activities, pitches, and on-demand content. On the main stage, 29 national and international guests presented.

In 2020, Innovation Week, which was originally planned as another in-person edition, had to adapt its format due to the pandemic. The event was based on a digital interaction platform and streaming broadcasts, featuring various activity and connection spaces. There were about 500 hours of discussions, exchanges, and entertainment, with more than 450 speakers and 25,000 registrants. This edition took place from November 16 to 19 and consolidated the event as the largest innovation event in Latin America, as the hybrid format (blending in-person and online activities) greatly expanded the event's reach. The theme was "(Re)imagine and build futures," an invitation to rethink concepts and break paradigms, seeking solutions and answers to the challenges of public service.

In its 5th edition, in 2019, Innovation Week focused on innovation as a systemic practice, capable of transforming the way the state relates to society, refocusing its efforts on people and their needs. With the theme "Government for the People," the fifth edition addressed topics such as user experience in the public sector, digital transformation, exponential technologies, evidence-based policy formulation, and artificial intelligence in public policies. The event took place from November 4 to 7, 2019, at the Serzedello Corrêa Institute, and brought together approximately 2,000 participants, with over 80 speakers. The program included various activities such as workshops, case sharing, practical sessions, roundtables, courses, and other attractions. The event was gamified, and the closing lecture featured best-selling author Yuval Harari.

In 2018, the event innovated in location, format, and content. It was held at the Serzedello Corrêa Institute (ISC) in Brasília/DF, which hosted over 80 activities – such as interviews, TED talk-style presentations, workshops, roundtables, book launches, escape rooms (strategic gaming space), and 360° video exhibitions. It also featured a range of parallel events, such as the OECD Regional Meeting on Open and Innovative Government in Latin America and the Caribbean. The audience responded positively to the debates, interactions, empathy, and good humor that characterized this edition of Innovation Week. This engagement resulted in a record number of online and in-person participants. There were over 5,000 views of the broadcasts, in addition to around 1,600 attendees at the venue.