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Czech municipal participatory budgeting initiatives
Overview
Various Czech cities are implementing participatory budgeting programs to allow residents to influence local development.
In Děčín, citizens selected winning projects for the ‘Tvoříme Děčín’ initiative, with the top-voted proposal focusing on renovating public spaces, paths, and benches in Bažantnice, Kvádrberk, and Chmelník. Other selected projects include forest furniture, cycling paths, and expanded recreational areas for children. Each top project carries an estimated cost of approximately 750,000 CZK, pending formal approval by the city council.
In České Budějovice, a voting process has commenced for 27 feasible projects selected from 73 initial submissions. The city has allocated 10 million CZK to implement the winning proposals, which cover areas such as sports, safety, and public space revitalization. Residents aged 15 and older can cast votes via an online platform, with final results expected in November.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesČeské Budějovice residents vote on 27 participatory budget projects
Citizens of České Budějovice are voting on 27 participatory budget projects to improve local infrastructure, sports, and safety, with 10 million CZK allocated for winning proposals.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesDěčín residents select winning participatory budget projects
Děčín residents have voted on participatory budget projects, prioritizing nature conservation, forest recreation, and expanded fairy tale forest areas for children.
Sources
decinsky.denik.cz · novinykraje.cz · prazsky.denik.cz · radiozurnal.rozhlas.cz