Category Archives: Participatory budgeting

Using Eventbrite for Offline Consultations

Posted on July 16, 2011 by JoannaH

If you’re looking for a better way to organise your offline budget consultations, I’ve blogged about why Eventbrite is a great tool for this.

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Does Budget Simulator help increase engagement within the budget consultation process?

Posted on July 12, 2011 by Rowena

“We never used to get that level of response from using paper surveys on budget consultation” – Walsall Council Prior to using Budget Simulator South Yorkshire Police Authority (SYPA) used to run focus groups which engaged 30-40 people. Following a … Continue reading →

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Engaging young people: Moray launch the Budget Challenge

Posted on December 1, 2010 by Andy

An interactive budgeting challenge built by Delib has been launched by the Moray Community Planning Partnership focused on getting 16-24 year olds engaged on budgeting issues. Moray Council is currently formally consulting on its budget proposals and the Budget Challenge … Continue reading →

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Heather talks about Delib’s open budget data project

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Andy

Our Open Data project with iShed and Bristol City Council has been a white knuckle rollercoaster of data acquisition resulting in no data and a revision of our project. In this video Chris asks me (mildly) searching questions about our … Continue reading →

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