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Participatory budgeting in Germany

Participatory Budgeting Cologne

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This Case Study of Cologne's experience with e-Participatory Budgeting was presented at the International Conference “Participatory Budgeting in Asia and Europe: Key Challenges of Participation” on August 17-19, 2009 at  University of Zhejiang, Hangzhou China.

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E-Participatory budgeting in Australia

Tiago Peixoto highlights an new initiative by Paul McLeay, an MP for the electoral district of Heathcote in Australia. As part of a new NSW Community Building Partnership, $300,000 will be invested into building local community projects in every electoral district. Mr McLeay is seeking the recommendations of his electorate on which ideas are suitable for funding and which should be prioritised. Citizens of his electorate will be able to vote, through the internet, for the ideas they wish to see funded.

As Tiago notes, this form of e-participatory budgeting is all about "leveraging the dispersed knowledge of citizens to shape decisions that invariably affect their lives".

 

 

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