about the book
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The World Atlas of Participatory Budgeting represents the widest compilation of data, to date, on the situation of these processes on the planet. This is the result of collaborative work and the enormous generosity of more than 70 authors, who voluntarily made themselves available to collect and analyse information that would enable to understand the reality of these initiatives in very diverse quadrants.One of the main motivations of this initiative is to assess the disseminator outreach of Participatory Budgeting and to understand the main trends, over the last 30 years, ensuring a first-level analysis on the data of each country, and in a second moment, on the different continents.

On these pages, the reader will find many reasons of interest, unreleased data and surprising results.

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CurrenT debates
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National legislation on Participatory Budgeting - models, advantages and limits

Coordinator Nelson Dias
Participants Rui Mangovo (Angola), Ahmad Rifai (Indonesia), Kyungchan Park and Haeln Lee (South Korea), Dorota Bednarska-Olejniczak and Jaroslaw Olejniczak (Poland), Simone Julio (Portugal), Diego Alejandro Hidalgo Calero (Ecuador), Rocío del Pilar Bejar Gutierrez (Peru), Gerry González (Dominican Republic).

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​Engaging citizens in discussing revenues: challenges, experiences and lesson learned

Coordinator Giovanni Allegretti
Participants Open for registration

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Participatory budgeting on a national scale - models and challenges
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Coordinator Simone Júlio
Participants Miguel Graça and Nelson Dias (Portugal)

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If you believe you can help us improving this data base with details from your country or from countries you work with, feel comfortable to contact us. We count with different authors around the global working in partnership. You can be the next one!

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