REFLOW Collaborative Governance Toolkit
  • About the toolkit
  • The REFLOW Project
  • The theory behind the Toolkit
    • Setting the scene
      • What is Collaborative Governance?
      • What is a Circular Transition?
      • What is a Governance Toolkit?
        • A Beginner’s Guide to Enabling Open Government
        • Ethics & Algorithms Toolkit
        • Data Collaboratives
        • DemTools
        • Making Sense toolkit
        • D-CENT
        • DECODE
      • Why another toolkit?
    • The RCG Toolkit
      • Foundational elements
        • The REFLOW Collaborative Governance Framework
        • The Collaborative Governance Transition Journey
        • The Portfolio Approach
    • The Activity Matrix
      • Toolkit Activity Matrix
      • Toolkit Activity Menu
        • Understand
          • Rapid Policy Preview
          • Commons-based Sectoral Innovations
          • Future of Governance Trends
          • Use Cases Development
          • Provocation & Strategic Narrative
        • Define
          • Visioning & Scoping Workshops
          • Governance Experiments Workshops
          • Stakeholders Mapping
          • Governance Systems Mapping
          • Journey Mapping
          • Proofs of Concept
        • Make
          • Dynamic Stakeholders Mapping
          • Art of Hosting
          • Coaching
        • Release
          • Governance Assessment
          • Sustainability Plans
      • Example: Vejle's journey
  • TOOLS
    • Portfolio Canvas
  • Other references
    • Toolkits on Open Government and Public Innovation
    • Tools on Circular Economy
      • Understand
      • Define
      • Make
      • Release
    • REFLOW Pilots' Circular Economy Policy Screening
      • Amsterdam
      • Berlin
      • Cluj-Napoca
      • Milan
      • Paris
      • Vejle
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  1. The theory behind the Toolkit
  2. Setting the scene
  3. What is a Governance Toolkit?

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D-CENT is a set of Public Innovation tools co-funded by the European Commission and run by a consortium with ten partners all across Europe (namely Nesta, ThoughtWorks, Dyne.org, The Citizens Foundation, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Forum Virium Helsinki, World Wide Web Consortium, CES, International Modern Media Institute and the Open Knowledge Foundation). These tools are aimed at democratic organisations (such as political parties, citizens’ coalitions, etc.) that want to increase involvement of their members to make consistent and fair decisions or introduce new policy in order to achieve desired outcomes. They can be used to engage citizens in writing political manifestos, determining policy priorities, deciding about the allocation of municipal budget and actively participating in the political decision-making process.

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