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3. The awakening
This is not real
democracy

4. We want real
democracy

5. 3 141 991 people living in the city
2 706 400 older than 16
6 377 354 (+ satelites cities)
Madrid City Council

6. 3 141 991 people living in the city
2 706 400 older than 16
6 377 354 (+ satelites cities)
Madrid City Council

11. What is Medialab
Prado?

12. Citizen labs
Experimentation and
innovation for the
commons

13. Digital Culture

14. Cultural
production

15. Free Culture
Exporting open source
software culture

16. Collaborative
creation
Maximizing collective
intelligence

17. Collective Intelligence for
democracy

19. Gov Area
Participation
Transparency and Open Gov
Pablo Soto

20. Objective: citizen’s
distributed policy making
without representatives

21. References:
*Switzerland direct democracy
*Networks emerging Collective
Intelligence
*Deliberative face to face
democracy

22. Keys:
*DEMOCRATIC
Participation
implies:
Taking decisions:
governance

23. Distributed
Democray

26. Advisors = Hackers
Coding Madrid = Free
software developer
community
github.com/consul/consul

27. Free Technologies:
replicable, free and
transparent
6 countries - 60 cities

28. How it works ?

29. Citizen’s proposal

30. 1. Anyone is free to propose
or say whatever
no closed mailbox: everything
happens publicly

31. 2. People decided what
contents are more
visualized
more active threats, more
likes, more supports, more
shared

32. 3. Users who can support
and vote are VERIFIED
UNIQUE CITIZENS of Madrid

33. 4. Proposals that reach the
defined threshold (1%) are
submitted to a binding vote

34. 5. If the proposal is
approved by majority it
becomes a mandate for
the Government

36. Proposition

37. Proposition: duplicities

38. Proposition: form

39. Proposición: form

40. Proposition: share and support

41. Debate and forum: evaluate
comments

42. Participatory
Budgeting

43. 1 00 000 000 €

44. 2017 +60% participation

45. How it works ?

46. 1. Anyone is free to propose
or say whatever
no closed mailbox: everything
happens publicly

47. 2. People decided what
contents are more
visualized
more active threats, more
likes, more supports, more
shared

48. 3. Users who can support
and vote are VERIFIED
UNIQUE CITIZENS of Madrid

49. 4. NO THRESHOLDS: More
supported proposals are
submitted to technical
validation

50. Validation is about
studying if the proposals
can be done technically /
is not a political filter

51. 5. Validated proposals are
voted with a shopping cart
method

52. Deciding urban
space

53. How to redesign
squares

55. 7M Visits
350k Users
19k proposals
40 CrowdLaw regulations
38 Direct vote decisions
160M€ distributed in projects
517 projects in progress

56. Exploring

57. http://participalab.eurecat.org/fig2/static/
Network of a thread

58. http://participalab.eurecat.org/fig3/static/
Network of a thread

59. Network of a thread
http://participalab.eurecat.org/fig4/static/

61. CrowdLaw

62. Crowdsourcing regulation:
finding conflicts

63. Color density - Interaction

64. https://consul.gobify.net/legislat
ion/processes/1/draft_version
s/2

65. Random democracy

66. G1000 Madrid

67. More than 2000 people
contacted randomly

68. 300 people of
different ages and
ideologies creating
proposals for Decide
Madrid

69. One day of public deliberation to
make a better city

70. Communities and collaboration