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Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | The Revival Of Participatory Budgeting In Argentina

The Revival Of Participatory Budgeting In Argentina

February 20, 2022 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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The Revival Of Participatory Budgeting In ArgentinaYanina Welp in Swissinfo.ch:

In 2019, the National University of Rosario (NUR) in Argentina launched an innovative initiative to give the academic community a say on how funds are used on campus. It allows demands and ideas from students, teachers and staff to become collective projects at the university after getting approved by a vote.

Such participatory budgeting is a democratic process that gives people real power over real money. 

Since the launch of the initiative, the university has decided to create a new meeting space in the business  school, buy 3-D technology printing material and upgrade the kitchen in the agrotechnical school.

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Direct Democracy and Referendums, South America

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