WeVis: Supporting participatory democracy in Thailand through locally developed digital tools
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Learn how WeVis is bringing citizen participation and transparency to city spending in Bangkok.
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Listening to communities: How SEMA is using low-tech and AI to improve public services in Uganda
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By combining low-tech solutions with cutting-edge AI, SEMA is helping people from all walks of life anonymously share their experiences with service providers and local governments, ensuring those voices reach decision-makers.
Read MorevTaiwan’s hybrid approach to digital deliberation with AI
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vTaiwan has always demonstrated how civic communities can innovate in democratic participation by combining open-source platforms, commercial tools, and AI.
Read MoreHow Germany’s most forested district uses participatory planning and AI to strengthen participation
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The deliberAIde platform’s AI features enhanced human facilitation, freeing moderators to focus on dialogue quality and ensuring that every contribution was documented.
Read MoreVoice Matters: Digital participation in a post-conflict society in Northern Ireland
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Going digital enabled Co-operation Ireland to use a multi-layered AI approach that supported both the deliberative process itself and the post-event analysis.
Read MoreChatico: Bogotá’s AI chatbot for everyday participation
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For the mayor and his team, the implementation of AI was not a goal in itself, but rather a strategic tool to strengthen digital democracy, institutional transparency, and citizen trust.
Read MoreDigital platform and training boost participation in rural Kyrgyzstan
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The World Bank shows how donors can support local decision-making and play an important role in enabling community residents to decide which projects will most benefit them.
Read MoreChilean institute harnesses digital platform to engage young people as change agents
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Chile’s National Youth Institute uses CitizenLab to create a thriving community of young people who are developing solutions to social problems.
Read MoreParticipation must be designed to ‘leave no one behind’: Argentina case study
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Involving vulnerable people in the development of a participation platform increases their engagement in civic life and trust in government, while improving governance.
Read MoreIn China, popular social media platform is harnessed to increase participation
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China’s Participation Center has developed a WeChat “mini app” to grow the number of participatory budgeting participants to more than 3 million in Chengdu city.
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