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affords citizens the opportunity to participate in the planning and decision-making processes that directly
affect their local communities. Furthermore, eVoting systems promote inclusivity and equality among the
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contributing to its successful implementation. To accomplish this, the findings of a study conducted
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affect their local communities. Furthermore, eVoting systems promote inclusivity and equality among the
citizenry. Moreover, the adoption of eVoting can enhance transparency and subsequently bolster citizens'
trust in their government. However, it is essential to underscore that the successful implementation of
eVoting is a notably intricate endeavor. The primary objective of this paper is to investigate citizens'
perceptions and attitudes regarding the implementation of eVoting in municipal elections. This research
aims to ascertain the feasibility of introducing eVoting in municipal elections and to identify the key factors
contributing to its successful implementation. To accomplish this, the findings of a study conducted
between May and July of 2023, which involved the participation of residents of the Municipality of
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necessary measures are taken and all the necessary conditions for its proper implementation are met, is an
important and useful tool, which can promote e-Democracy and consequently democracy in local
communities.
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affords citizens the opportunity to participate in the planning and decision-making processes that directly
affect their local communities. Furthermore, eVoting systems promote inclusivity and equality among the
citizenry. Moreover, the adoption of eVoting can enhance transparency and subsequently bolster citizens'
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aims to ascertain the feasibility of introducing eVoting in municipal elections and to identify the key factors
contributing to its successful implementation. To accomplish this, the findings of a study conducted
between May and July of 2023, which involved the participation of residents of the Municipality of
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Towards a citizen-centered multi-level ecosystem of political engagement
1. Towards a citizen-centered multi-level
ecosystem of political engagement
Identificació del
departament o organisme
Ismael Peña-López
@ictlogist
SciencesPo, 06/02/2019
REDEM Workshop Reconstructing Democracy in Times
of Crisis: A Voter-Centred Perspective, 5-6 February 2020
2. Theory of change (most abridged)
2
Electoral processes
Direct democracy
Deliberative processes
Transformation of
the Administration
Open Government
Engagement Ecosystem
New actors & new spaces
Improve efficacy and efficiency
of public policies
Understanding the complexity of
public decision-making
Reduce populism (fascism)
Foster a shift towards a
technopolitical paradigm
of collective action
3. Vision & Mission of Citizen Participation
Vision
The Administration keeps a constant dialogue with citizens.
Mission
To transform the Administration by means of citizen
participation, and to transform the Administration to enable
citizen participation.
3
4. Value chain
4
Instruments of citizen participation
Infrastructures
New actors
New spaces
Knowledge management Transformation of the Administration
Diagnosis
Implemen-
tation
EvaluationDesign
5. A citizens’ consultation in a nutshell
5
Diagnosis
Implemen-
tation
EvaluationDesign
Framework
Rules, limits
Political
Commitment
Task Force
Map of
Actors
Outputs
Outcomes
Target
Instruments
Information
Communication
6. Ecosystem of citizen participation
Nationwide ecosystem of citizen participation, coherent
and consistent in methodology and infrastructures, efficient
and effective
Space of coordination and exchange of knowledge
Foster instruments collectively
Coordinate training activities
Promote synergies between public bodies
6
7. Infrastructures of citizen participation
Methodology
Training
Technology
New actors, new spaces, new instruments
Governance of the model
7
8. Interdept. Commission of Transparency and Open Govt
8
Open government ministry
Open Government secretariat, DG Transparency, DG Participation
Government Secretariat, General Controller, General Legal Affairs
Office
13 secretariats general, S. Public Government, S. of Public finances
DG Interdept. Coordination, DG Citizen Service, DG Public
Procurement, DG Law and Legal Entities, DG Cultural Heritage
School of Public Administration
General strategy
Portfolio of centralized services and support for decentralized services
Horizontally coordinate all OGov activity
9. Network of Transparent Governments of Catalonia
9
Vertically coordinate all OGov activity
National government
Province governments
Local governments (by means of associations of municipalities)
National and local consortia
School of Public Administration
Guild of local secretaries, controllers and treasurers
Transparency and open data portals
Training on Open Government
Citizen Participation methodologies
Technology standards, tools and services
10. Decidim Catalunya
A tool for a methodology: technology is not neutral
A service for all and from all
1 solution for everybody
Economies of scale
Network economies
Expand the AOC model of Transparency and e-Government
Digital identity
1 citizen, 1 digital identity
1 citizen, 1 multilevel identity
An actor with a voice of its own in a big community
Decidim (‘we decide’), a participation and KM digital platform
10
11. ParticipaLab network
A network of networks to turn public facilities into reference sites in
the municipality on citizen participation and engagement.
Raise awareness on quality democracy, citizen participation and
innovation on political and democratic processes.
Coach the local Administration in citizen participation projects and
social innovation for political and democratic processes.
Guide citizens through citizen participation processes, increase their
willingness to engage and broaden the socio-demografic range of
participants.
Promote social innovation projects in the field of civic action, politics
and democracy.
11
12. Network of Open Participatory Governments(*)
12
Governance
Methodologies
Tools
Training
Diagnosis
Proposals
Granularity
Capillarity
Regional (NUTS2) Networks of
Open Participatory Governments
Deliberation processes
(diagnosis, brainstorming)
Citizens’ assemblies
(formal proposals)
Public consultations
(validation)
European Network of
Open Participatory Governments
Conference on the Future of Europe / EU policy-making cycle
EU-wide
initiatives
Citizens’
dialogues
Citizens’ agoras
Online platform
Project
management
Online
participation
Accountability
Local nodes of the
Regional Network of
Open Participatory Governments
EDIC EPLO
Member States
* Proposal for an Opinion for the European Committee of the Regions:
Local and regional authorities in the permanent dialogue with citizens
13. i-Voting as a (transformation) service(*)
13
A methodology
A service
A technology
A strategy for awareness- and trust-building, habit-forming and
normalization.
Voting for everyone, anytime, anywhere
* In an exploratory stage
14. Identificació del
departament o organisme
To cite this document:
Peña-López, I. (2020). Towards a citizen-centered multi-level ecosystem of political
engagement. REDEM Workshop Reconstructing Democracy in Times of Crisis: A
Voter-Centred Perspective, 6 February 2020
Paris: SciencesPo
http://ictlogy.net/presentations/20200206_ismael_pena-lopez_-_citizen-centered_multi-level_ecosystem_political_engagement.pdf
To contact the author:
ismael.pena@gencat.cat
@ictlogist
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Editor's Notes
"Towards a citizen-centered multi-level ecosystem of political engagement"
Political institutions need to unfold a new toolbox of participation approaches and instruments.
There is a need to shift from (only) speaking to citizens to (also) listening to them.
This is especially relevant when one considers the general trend of citizens fleeing from institutional
participation and into informal spaces and means of participation, usually led by new actors that operate
with different logics than traditional, institutional or representative ones.
Part of this new approach relies on making participation a structural strategy, not a one-time initiative.
At its turn, this structural strategy implies deploying a whole ecosystem of tools to support bi-directional
information and communications and multi-level participation initiatives, from the local level to the
European Union and vice-versa. This ecosystem should consist on, among other things, a network of institutions
collaborating at different levels, a training system, a technological strategy to support participation and a
governance body to coordinate it all.
A new strategy with a new ecosystem necessarily demands a thorough transformation on how Administrations work,
especially European institutions. The ideological framework that promotes this transformation is, at the
institutional level, the Open Government model. This model is the answer that governments can give to the
shift or paradigm of technopolitics happening at the citizens level. We have to transform the Administration
by means of citizen participation and to transform the Administration to enable citizen participation.