[OpenSpending] Notes from last week's call: Technology for Participatory Budgeting

Lucy Chambers lucy.chambers at okfn.org
Tue Mar 6 16:18:50 UTC 2012


Many thanks Gilles - I will add that to the agenda, I think that will
prove a really useful framework around which to have our discussion!

Gilles, could you add your Skype ID to the etherpad so that I can add
you in advance of the call? (http://wdmmg.okfnpad.org/pb2)

Looking forward to speaking soon,

Lucy

On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Gilles Pradeau - Budget participatif
<gilles.pradeau at budgetparticipatif.info> wrote:
> Good job Lucy.
>
> I will be here on thursday.
>
> If I had to write this categorization, I'd analyze what kind of tools are
> useful for each PB stage :
> - building capacities
> - mobilizing
> - setting priorities
> - deliberating
> - voting
> - scrutinising...
>
> Most of those tools are dedicated to only one stage.
>
> See you on thursday then.
>
> Gilles Pradeau
>
>
> Le 06/03/12 15:30, Lucy Chambers a écrit :
>
> Hi All,
>
> Thanks for bearing with me, the notes from last week's call on
> Technology for Participatory Budgeting are now online!
>
> To read the overview of what was discussed - please see this blog
> post: http://blog.openspending.org/2012/03/06/participatory-budgeting-and-technology/
>
> The full notes can be found on this wiki page (feel free to contribute
> and amend accordingly!):
> http://wiki.openspending.org/Meetups/Participatory_Budgeting
>
> By way of followup, before the next call - I would be very grateful
> for the list's input on 3 areas in particular:
>
> * Categorisations - we tried to group the existing applications by
> type to assess what type of activity they were most suited for and to
> identify whether there were any trends, are the distinctions
> meaningfu?l
> (http://wiki.openspending.org/Meetups/Participatory_Budgeting#Classification_of_PB_tools)
> * User groups section of the census - based on feedback from the
> meeting I added an additional column into the census and a tab for the
> key to help us assess the target groups of each of the projects and
> work out what things work for various sectors of society.
> (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvoV_cBqwo28dE9fZy02NEt2UGxPTnRQMTEzaUhTOGc#gid=0)
> * Add to the agenda for the next call (below)
>
> I feel it would be very useful to have a followup call as even though
> we covered a lot on this call, we barely scratched the surface!
>
> I would like to propose 5pm GMT this Thursday 8th March - if you can
> make it. Please as before add your name and Skype details to the new
> pad: http://wdmmg.okfnpad.org/pb2
>
> Looking forward to speaking to you next time,
>
> Lucy
>
>
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