Public Participation in Policymaking

John  Evans; Ceri  Davies; Daniel H Mutibwa

Public Participation in Policymaking

John Evans
, Ceri Davies
, Daniel H Mutibwa

City-REDI

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Involving the public in local government decisions fosters democratic participation and ensures that citizens have an influence over policies that affect their lives. This document sets out how public participation can take place, its strengths and challenges, and its application to policy issues relating to fiscal devolution.

This report is for the Improving Public Funding Allocations to Reduce Geographical Inequalities project funded by the ESRC.

The project brings together a highly experienced interdisciplinary team from the Universities of Birmingham, Bristol, De Montfort, Newcastle, Nottingham, Plymouth and Sheffield, together with the National Centre for Social Research and Metro Dynamics.

Original language	English
Publisher	City-REDI, University of Birmingham
Commissioning body	ESRC
Number of pages	16
Publication status	Published - 22 Jan 2025

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Public Participation in Policymaking
English Devolution

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