Participatory budget cycle
An annual cycle for allocating part of a budget through proposals, deliberation and votes.
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v1.1.0
Participatory budget cycle
- Share: {share}% of the annual investment budget.
- Proposals: open for 6 weeks.
- Deliberation: neighbourhood assemblies review proposals.
- Allocation: funds are first divided between districts in inverse proportion to existing infrastructure.
- Vote: within each district, residents vote; top proposals are funded until the district share is exhausted.
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+2 · −133 1. Share: {share}% of the annual investment budget.
44 2. Proposals: open for 6 weeks.
55 3. Deliberation: neighbourhood assemblies review proposals.
6−4. Vote: residents vote; top proposals are funded until the share is exhausted.
6+4. Allocation: funds are first divided between districts in inverse proportion to existing infrastructure.
7+5. Vote: within each district, residents vote; top proposals are funded until the district share is exhausted.
- v1.1.0Adds equity weighting for under-served districts.23 Oct 2026 · current
- v1.0.0Initial cycle.23 Oct 2026
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- Participatory budgetingResidents directly decide how to spend part of a public budget through proposals, deliberation and votes.