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8 things I have learned about political innovation
by Josef Lentsch, Managing Partner at the Innovation in Politics Institute Germany I just returned from a week at the Political Startup Incubator in Johannesburg, working with opposition parties from Subsahara Africa. I learned a […]
Launching the Political Start-Up incubator in johannesburg
On 2 March 2020 the first week of the Political Start-Up Incubator, a launchpad for centrist political start-ups in African countries started. The Incubator is operated by the Innovation in Politics Institute in co-operation with […]
HEINRICH BÖLL FOUNDATION: BEST PRACTICE FOR SHARED SPACES IN EUROPE
In December 2019, the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation with the support of the Innovation in Politics Institute Germany and Polisphere brought together experts on innovation for shared spaces from all over Europe for a best-practice workshop Finalists from […]
ANNE HIDALGO´S PARTICIPATORY PROJECT IN PARIS: HAVE YOUR SAY
Since 2014 Paris’ Participatory Budget has allowed citizens to vote for projects designed and submitted by other citizens. 100 million euros are allocated to this initiative each year. In 2016 more than 150,000 inhabitants took […]