The panel on participatory budgeting delves into the process of inclusive decision-making for the allocation of public funds within communities. It explores innovative methods and best practices for engaging citizens in determining how financial resources are distributed. Participants will discuss the principles and benefits of participatory budgeting, highlighting its potential to enhance transparency, accountability and community empowerment. Through case studies and interactive discussions, the panel aims to showcase successful examples of participatory budgeting initiatives from around the world, illustrating how these have positively impacted local governance and fostered greater citizen involvement in public affairs.

0:05 min
Dr Suhaila Zainal Shah
Research Fellow
Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities

2:28 min
Prof Brian Wampler
Professor of Political Science
School of Public Service, Boise State University

35:29 min
Ms Anita Dos Santos
Advocacy Manager
Participatory Budgeting Project

1:07:20 min
Sharing by Discussant

1:25:09 min
Question-and-Answer


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