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Citizens can do more than voting. They can jointly identify priorities, co-create policy and allocate budgets. | Citizens can do more than voting. They can jointly identify priorities, co-create policy and allocate budgets. | ||
=Collective Intelligence= | |||
Collective intelligence techniques should be at the root of decision-making. Internal processes of participation need to go beyond the opinions of individuals. Deliberation sessions between citizens of different walks of life lead to creative solutions that are far better adjusted both to reality and to the needs of stakeholders. | |||
=Rooted in Action= | |||
The movement needs agility and experimentation, embracing bold approaches piloting possible solutions and improving them continuously. | |||
=Efficiency= | |||
Participation in decision making must not take more time than an average citizen can invest in addition to day-to-day responsibilities. | |||
=Simplicity= | |||
The system of decision making must be easy to understand. The explanation of the process should fit on 1 page (with links to more detailed explanations.) | |||
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Revision as of 08:55, 30 May 2017
WeBXL is an initiative for citizen-driven politics in Brussels, Belgium.
This document defines the concepts that guide WeBXL when design decision making process and policies. Anybody can add to this list by following the decision making process of WeBXL.
Transparency, Responsibility, Accountability
Citizens want real transparency on all decisions, the guarantee that their needs are being addressed and that their ideas can influence decisions.
More Than Voting
Citizens can do more than voting. They can jointly identify priorities, co-create policy and allocate budgets.
Collective Intelligence
Collective intelligence techniques should be at the root of decision-making. Internal processes of participation need to go beyond the opinions of individuals. Deliberation sessions between citizens of different walks of life lead to creative solutions that are far better adjusted both to reality and to the needs of stakeholders.
Rooted in Action
The movement needs agility and experimentation, embracing bold approaches piloting possible solutions and improving them continuously.
Efficiency
Participation in decision making must not take more time than an average citizen can invest in addition to day-to-day responsibilities.
Simplicity
The system of decision making must be easy to understand. The explanation of the process should fit on 1 page (with links to more detailed explanations.)