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Category: Democracy Technologies
New Report on Digital Technologies in Europe
The market for online participation and deliberation in Europe is expected to grow to 300 Million Euros in the next five years
Democracy Without Borders
As part of its campaign to promote global democracy and a UN Parliamentary Assembly, Berlin-based Democracy Without Borders
Democracy Technologies at the Innovation in Politics Awards Convention
On 11 May, leaders and political innovators from across Europe will gather at the Palace of Culture in Warsaw for this year’s Innovation in Politics Awards.
Climate Democracy – Can Participatory Approaches Help Tackle the Tough Decisions Ahead?
Climate change affects everyone. This is why civil society actors globally are demanding citizen participation approaches to climate policy.
What Collective Intelligence can do for Democracies
Collectively people can be smarter than as individuals. Building on that can help us make Democracies better at solving current problems.
Democracy Technologies in Action Across Europe
Our team has been speaking to leaders and professionals from across Europe. We asked them to give us an example of a citizen participation process supported by digital technologies.
World Bank Expert Talks About Digital Divide in Participation
The existence of a digital divide does not automatically lead to unequal outcomes in digital participation processes. When we assume this link we skip a couple of essential steps and miss some important lessons in the process – as Tiago C. Peixoto, senior government specialist at the World Bank, explains in this interview.
AI have a dream
Is AI up to the task of improving democracy itself?
Democratic Innovation in the EU Goes Local
Dubravka Šuica on the Conference on the Future of Europe – from scepticism to engagement.
How the most innovative political parties use democracy technologies
Political parties are essential institutions of democracy. For this article, we talked to executives of some of the most innovative parties across Europe, to find out which democracy technologies they use, and how they make the most of them.
“Beware of the Leopard“. Interview with Ben Fowkes, Director at Delib
Delib was founded in 2001 in the run up to the general election in the UK, by three final-year Bristol University students.
