A Decidim használatban
Ezek a városok, régiók és szervezetek már használják a Decidim-et
A Decidimet használhatja állami vagy magánszervezetben, több száz vagy több ezer potenciális résztvevővel, például egy önkormányzatnál, egyesületben, egyetemen, civil szervezetben, szakszervezetben vagy egy szomszédsági tanácsban szövetkezetben....
Case studies
Strategic Planning
Japan
The Japanese Case
The first Decidim instance in the Pacific island was deployed on the year 2020 at Kakogawa, later came Yosano, Nishiaizu, Kamaishi and the community instance Meta.
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Participatory Budgeting
Catalonia
Participatory Budgets 2020-2023 in Barcelona
The first participatory budgets in the city, or how to promote democratic transparency and citizen empowerment
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Participatory Policy-Making
Europe
The Conference on the Future of Europe, UE
The European Commission used Decidim to implement the multilingual digital platform of the Conference on the Future of Europe
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A Decidim folyamatosan növekszik, és a szervezetek és a közösség is elfogadja.
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Organizations
925.152
Participants
427
Processes
100.129
Javaslatok
120.554
Hozzászólások
11.215
Találkozók
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Testimonials
Alejandra González
Mexikóváros - Nyílt Kormányzat
"Almost every participatory process that has come to our table, we have been able to solve it using Decidim’s business rules. As a tool, it is a very strong one. However, the part that seems strongest and most important to us is its community, both developers and those who use it for participatory processes. Coexisting with them has made us appreciate the challenges involved in implementing participatory democracy in the real world."
Francisco Tena
Pipeline to Power, a NYC Civic Engagement Commission (NYC Civil Engagement Commission) munkatársa
"Part of what makes Decidim so powerful is that it adds a level of abstraction to the work separating out the steps of a process and the activities associated with the process. That’s part of the information architecture, so that not only you are saying what is happening at each step but different parts of Decidim behave differently depending on when you are doing or depending on what step in the process you are in. The fact that that’s customizable really allows Decidim to be moulded to how we are doing our work and not our work to be moulded."
Sivan Pätsch
OpenForum Europe kutatási igazgató, Európai Unió
"The process started in October 2019 at the European Commission’s DG Communication and eDemocracy unit at the Joint Research Centre, the European Commission’s science and knowledge service. An analysis of the needs of the Conference and which tools fit those, lead to choosing the open source tool Decidim for its technical maturity, broad community and adaptability."
Alejandra González
Mexikóváros - Nyílt Kormányzat
"Almost every participatory process that has come to our table, we have been able to solve it using Decidim’s business rules. As a tool, it is a very strong one. However, the part that seems strongest and most important to us is its community, both developers and those who use it for participatory processes. Coexisting with them has made us appreciate the challenges involved in implementing participatory democracy in the real world."
Francisco Tena
Pipeline to Power, a NYC Civic Engagement Commission (NYC Civil Engagement Commission) munkatársa
"Part of what makes Decidim so powerful is that it adds a level of abstraction to the work separating out the steps of a process and the activities associated with the process. That’s part of the information architecture, so that not only you are saying what is happening at each step but different parts of Decidim behave differently depending on when you are doing or depending on what step in the process you are in. The fact that that’s customizable really allows Decidim to be moulded to how we are doing our work and not our work to be moulded."
Sivan Pätsch
OpenForum Europe kutatási igazgató, Európai Unió
"The process started in October 2019 at the European Commission’s DG Communication and eDemocracy unit at the Joint Research Centre, the European Commission’s science and knowledge service. An analysis of the needs of the Conference and which tools fit those, lead to choosing the open source tool Decidim for its technical maturity, broad community and adaptability."
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