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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DemTools was developed by the National Democratic Institute (non-profit organization), featuring two independent tools: Apollo and Civi. These were put together to help civil society organizations, political parties and legislatures involve citizens in government decision-making; connect elected officials with constituents; and manage election data. The Institute worked with free and open-source software projects to adapt software to the needs of critical democratic solutions. Moreover, they designed their tools in a way that advanced technological knowledge or experience is not needed.

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