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Participatory budgeting processes in Polish cities

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Participatory budgeting processes continue to evolve across various Polish municipalities, with several regions moving from voting to implementation phases. In Kielce, recent winners include the construction of the ‘Uroczysko’ sports-recreational complex and the expansion of an animal shelter. In Mielec, a rope park in Smoczek Park was selected as the top city-wide project. Tarnobrzeg residents approved 23 proposals, utilizing a budget exceeding 2.5 million PLN. Recent cycles show significant increases in funding and scale. In Katowice, residents selected 149 projects totaling nearly 18 million PLN, with the most popular project focusing on animal sterilization and vaccination. In the Mazowieckie region, 91 projects were selected from a 30 million PLN fund. In Małopolska, a 16 million PLN fund has been opened for projects in education, culture, and transport. In Kraków, the 13th edition involves 54 million PLN, with 738 projects qualified for voting. Newer developments include specialized programs, such as school participatory budgets in Radom and Warsaw’s Praga-Południe district. In Szczecin, the 2027 participatory budget voting cycle launched with a record 22.5 million PLN available for 153 selected ~~projects, including 23 city-wide and 130 local initiatives. Specific local projects are also progressing, such as~~ projects. In Białystok, the results for the 2027 participatory budget have been released following a ~~450,000 PLN renovation~~ vote involving 30,181 ballots. Out of ~~a school sports field in Lublin and a proposal in Warsaw’s Żoliborz district to create a bicycle connection between Plac Wilsona and~~ 72 submitted projects, 33 were selected for implementation. The top-voted initiative is the ~~Vistula River Cycling Route. Other municipalities, such as Słupsk, Inowrocław, Sosnowiec,~~ ‘School of the Future - development, therapy, and ~~Żary, have also launched or are processing~~ relaxation zone’ at Primary School No. 37. Other winners include the ‘Bicycle connectors, whole city, new ~~voting rounds for upcoming budget cycles.~~ facilities’ project and the ‘Green Kościuszko Market’. Due to high costs, the 3 million PLN school category fund was fully exhausted by two projects estimated at 1.5 million PLN each. Meanwhile, the 8 million PLN city-wide pool supported 23 successful projects.

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