EUCROWD
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Utilization of crowdsourcing in decision-making in Europe.
We brought citizens from all over Europe together to find ways to enhance citizen participation in the commons using digital tools.
- We organized 7 conferences/workshops all over Europe with the participation of hundreds of proposal-making citizens.
- We conducted a study about how citizens utilize crowdsourcing and shared the results.
- We formulated crowdsourcing policy proposals in Europe.
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All the project results and reports are available here.
The report about the Greek event is available here and the key points can be found here.
Utilization of crowdsourcing in decision-making in Europe.
- To empower European citizens to participate in the commons through crowdsourcing processes.
- To increase knowledge about good crowdsourcing practices.
The majority of European citizens don’t know how or don’t see why they have to participate in the process of decision-making that is relevant to their country or the European Union. The results?
- Lack of citizen information.
- Alienation from EU’s ideas and goals.
- Generalized discomfort and creation of tensions between the citizens of the Member States.
- Indifference about the future of the country and EU in general.
- Indifference about the making of decisions that affect all of us.
Utilization of crowdsourcing in decision-making in Europe.
- Over 430 participants in 8 events (mostly young European citizens and EU decision-makers). Thousands of citizens were informed about the results.
- Thousands of citizens were informed about the results.
- Policy proposals were formulated, and relevant dissemination was carried out.
- Online publicly available knowledge depository (Knowledge center for digital democracy) of international crowdsourcing practices and the most recent knowledge about citizens crowdsourcing at a national and European level.
- Creation of an organization network for the support of crowdsourcing.
Funding
Project “European Citizens Crowdsourcing – EUCROWD” has been funded with the support of the Europe for Citizens program of the European Union. Agreement/decision number: 20161579
