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Civic Technology and Democracy

Civic technology refers to the use of digital tools and platforms to enhance civic engagement and improve the functioning of democratic processes, while democracy encompasses the system of government in which power is vested in the people, who exercise that power directly or through elected representatives. Together, civic technology and democracy aim to facilitate greater participation, transparency, and accountability in governance.

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Civic technology plays a crucial role in modern democracies by enhancing citizen engagement and promoting transparency. It encompasses various digital tools that allow citizens to participate actively in governance, from voting platforms to public feedback systems. By leveraging technology, governme...

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Key Terms

Civic Technology
Digital tools that facilitate citizen engagement in governance.

Example: Online platforms for public feedback.

Open Data
Data that is freely available for anyone to use and share.

Example: Government spending data published online.

E-Government
The use of digital tools to deliver government services.

Example: Online tax filing systems.

Participatory Budgeting
A process where citizens decide how to allocate part of a public budget.

Example: Community votes on local project funding.

Transparency
Openness in government operations and decision-making.

Example: Public access to government meeting minutes.

Citizen Engagement
The involvement of citizens in the decision-making process.

Example: Public forums for discussing local issues.

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Key Concepts

Citizen EngagementOpen DataE-GovernmentParticipatory Budgeting