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“New Horizons for Developing Participatory Budgeting (PB) Practices in Russia and Globally ”

Discover the mission of the International Observatory on Participatory Democracy (IOPD), a space open to cities, organizations, and research centers interested in deepening democracy at a local scale. Learn about the IOPD's awards for Best Practice in Citizen Participation and explore interesting PB cases worldwide. Find out about evaluation criteria and the impacts of PB practices on public policies.

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“New Horizons for Developing Participatory Budgeting (PB) Practices in Russia and Globally ”

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  1. “New Horizons for Developing Participatory Budgeting (PB) Practices in Russia and Globally” Adrià Duarte International observatory on participatory democracy (iopd)

  2. What is the IOPD mission? • The International Observatory on Participatory Democracy (IOPD) is a space open to all cities in the world, associations, organizations and research centers interested in learning about, exchanging impressions and applying experiences of participatory democracy on a local scale with the aim of deepening the roots of democracy in municipal government. • The International Observatory on Participatory Democracy (IOPD) has two kind of members: • - Associate member: local and regional governments, and other levels of governments. • - Collaborating member: civil society organizations and research centers that works around participatory democracy.

  3. Award "Best Practice in Citizen Participation" • The Award "Best Practice in Citizen Participation" is an award given annually by the International Observatory on Participatory Democracy (IOPD) to recognize public policies implemented by local governments.

  4. Award "Best Practice in Citizen Participation" • 1stAward: 2006. Processes and mechanisms for the inclusion of indigenous women in local management. Participatory Budget. Cotacachi(Ecuador) • 2nd Award: 2007. Digital Participatory Budgeting, Belo Horizonte (Brazil) • 3rd Award: 2008. The Guarda-ChuvaProgramme: a model of risk management, Recife (Brazil) • 4th Award: 2009. Community Neighborhood Improvement Program. Mexico D.F. (Mexico) • 5th Award: 2010. Participatory Budgeting. Rosario (Argentina) • 6th Award: 2012. Neighborhood Plans. Madrid (Spain) • 7th Award: 2013. Neighborhoods and areas of priority intervention. Lisbon (Portugal) • 8th Award: 2014.Participatory Budgeting, Rural Public Services. Chengdu (China) • 9th Award: 2015. Open City Council. Quart de Poblet (Spain) • 10th Award: 2016. System of Popular and Citizen Participation. Canoas (Brazil) • 11th Award: 2017. Neighborhoods and Communities “of the Truth” Program. La Paz (Bolivia)

  5. Some interesting cases • Participatory Budgeting for Migrant Workers in Taoyuan (Taiwan) • Youth Participatory Budget of Cascais (Portugal) • Gender Responsive and Participatory Budgeting in Penang - Different People, Different Needs (Malaysia) • The participatorybudgeting in Rennes (France)

  6. what criteria can be used to evaluate PB practices? Participation : meetings, debate, vote, citizen surveys • PB Budget: % general budget, % accomplishment Impacts on public policies

  7. Thank you very much! http://barcelona2018.oidp.net/

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