Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region and the French-speaking Parliament of Brussels.

Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region and the French-speaking Parliament of Brussels.

par | Mai 19, 2021

The participatory platform of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region and the French-speaking Parliament of Brussels.

The French-speaking Parliament of Brussels and the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region have commissioned Open Source Politics to set up a platform to make it easier for the people of Brussels to access the participatory democracy processes of deliberative commissions and petitions.

This platform allows you to submit thematic proposals (citizens' suggestions or petitions ); to sign these proposals; and to follow their progress.

The suggestions and petitions are all analysed by the services of the two assemblies, which that they comply with the admissibility criteria.

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The Belgian House of Representatives

The Belgian House of Representatives

par | Mai 19, 2021

 The Belgian House of Representatives

 

Launched in November 2019, the Belgian House of Representatives ' petitions platform allows citizens tomake their voices heard by bringing their concerns to the attention of public authorities.The platform collects requests for changes to a specific policy or law.

 

 

 

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Nancy Citizens' Assembly

Nancy Citizens' Assembly

by May 11, 2021

 The Nancy Citizens' Assembly

The "Nancy Citizens' Assembly" project is based on the"Ma pépinière d'idées" initiative, which aims to expand participatory democracy in Nancy .

Launched in September 2020, the Nancy Citizens' Assembly, made up of Nancy citizens chosen at random (from the electoral lists and from a group of volunteers), had the objective of drafting a municipal constitution to provide a framework for all of the participatory tools, methods and bodies of the city of Nancy: neighbourhood life workshops, participatory budget, neighbourhood bodies and various participatory mechanisms. 

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The Assembly worked exclusively in remote mode (videoconferencing), from training webinars to special sessions to finalise the text, including hearings with citizens, elected representatives and academics. Before, during and after these 12 video-conference sessions (!), the Assembly members were accompanied by students (publicists and communicators) at all stages of the process, with theOpen Source Politics team coordinating, organising and preparing the sessions.

The keys to success:

  • Full use ofcollaborative and complementarytools, on and off the platform
  • Expertise inremote consultation engineering
  • A platform that allows asynchronous collaboration on complex text

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deployed Decidim

The Nancy Citizen Assembly chose Decidim to set up its participative platform. They used a space on the platform to archive the work at each stage.

Thanks to the platform, the Assembly was able to work in a collaborative manner thanks to the collaborative text module. The first version of the text was thus able to be commented on, article by article, paragraph by paragraph, to prepare the examination of the final text and its adoption.

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The Belgian House of Representatives
Nancy Citizens' Assembly
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75020 Paris (France)

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Public data policy

Public data policy

par | Avr 7, 2021

 Parliament launches a participatory platform on the opening of the

public data 

The Prime Minister has entrusted the mission Public Policy on Data to MP Éric Bothorel and the Ministry of the Economy and Finance. They chose to set up the project's participatory platform on theDecidim tool. 

The objective? To take stock of the blockages of data policy in France and collect as many collect as many contributions as possible in order to propose concrete solutions to be put in place in the coming months.

The mission delivered its report in December 2020, making an assessment of the current state of open public data.

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The project was entrusted by the Prime Minister to MP Eric Bothorel and the Ministry of Economy and Finance. He was accompanied byccompanied by Stéphanie Combes, Director General of the Health Data Hub, and Renaud Vedel, National Coordinator for AI Strategy. Several government departments are contributing to the mission

The project has a double interest. Firstly, it shows that it ispossible to go beyond the classicpolitical-institutional formats by opening up a mission to broader participation, by targeting the relevant associative, economic and citizen actors. This platform shows thatthe proposals module can be used in several different ways in a single consultation.

The consultation project was carried out in 3 stages: 

1. Collection of different findings on the current public data policy

2. Collection of contributions to use cases.

3. Summary of the consultation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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deployed Decidim

This platform has enabled citizens, associations and the socio-economic players concerned toenrich the work of the "Public Data Policy" mission.

Three parallel participatory approaches have structured a consultation process that combines the work of the mission with contributions from citizens, associations and private stakeholders:

- the collection of reactions to the findings of the progress report

- – the free contributions

- the collection of feedback on identified use cases identified use cases of the data

The keys to success: 

  • A proposal module can be used in several ways  
  • Relevant targeting of interested audiences, even on a complex subject 

 

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    The participatory platform of the Citizen's Climate Convention

    The participatory platform of the Citizen's Climate Convention

    by | June 22, 2020

    The Citizens' Convention for Climate: a deliberative democracy experiment on a large scale

    Citizens' Convention for Climate

    150 randomly selected citizens, representative of the French population, gathered around an ambitious objective: define a series of measures to achieve at least a 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 in the spirit of social justice.

    A Decidim platform has been set up to allow members of civil society to express themselves by proposing ideas for measures. 

    + more than 3600 contributions have been submitted!

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    We will soon publish new videos of interviews with CCC actors. #StayTuned

    The support of Open Source Politics

    From the first session the need for a digital component for the Citizens' Convention emerged. With open source having been an imperative, Open Source Politicswas commissioned by the organizers of the CCC (Citizens' Convention for Climate) to rapidly set up a digital contribution platform based on Decidim.

    Loïc Blondiaux presenting the platform and the importance of its Open Source nature as a guarantee of democracy

    We worked closely with the organizers to find the right means of online participation to preserve the work of the 150 randomly selected participants.

    Once these points were agreed upon, we accompanied the convention throughout their endeavour by receiving the contributions of the organizations and producing the intermediate summaries that were collected before each face-to-face session.

    The organisation of our teams allowed us to produce summaries quickly, to leave a maximum amount of time for citizens and external organisations to participate between sessions. In a few days, with our analysts and thanks to the Iramuteq software, quality summaries were delivered to the citizens of the Citizens' Convention for Climate.

    How we deployed Decidim

    With the platform contribute.conventioncitoyennepourleclimat.fr citizens and organisations who were not included in the selection were able to submit their contributions online and provide ideas for measures by categorising them under the various themes addressed: travel, food, housing, work and production, consumption, and a space for cross-cutting contributions.

    Several consultation spaces have been created to accommodate each theme. In each of these spaces there were two areas of participation, one for citizen contributionsand another for organizations whose source was verified by the moderators prior to publication.

    The Decidim platform was set up to inspire the 150 participants and not to influence them, the configuration of Decidim was adapted in this sense: votes and support were disabled and users could post a maximum of 3 contributions per topic.

    Thus, throughout the duration of the Citizens' Convention for Climatemore than 3600 contributions of citizens and organizations were submitted online.

    3 intermediate summaries were produced and put online on the platform so that the 150 participants could more easily read the contributions between each face-to-face session.

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    A new synthesis for the Citizens' Convention for Climate

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    A participatory platform for the Citizens' Climate Convention

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    The digital participation process that informed CCC

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