Test the citizen engagement platform at www.public-policies.eu: STEP 3

Once a problem’s page is generated, any person interested in the problem in question can offer a solution, filling in the “solution form” at the bottom of the page. The scoop is for the problem to receive as many solutions as possible. These are filtered according to the three criteria (valuable, feasible and sustainable) by [...]

February 8, 2010 · Radu Oprea · No Comments
Tags: public policies, smart method, step 3 · Posted in: 1 SMART Method of Public Policy, 2 Participative Democracy

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