How to strengthen women’s role in IT professions such as cybersecurity?
8,741 participants 592 proposals 93,128 votes Consultation from 15 October 2024 to 22 December 2024
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In times of uncertainty, our democracies face growing challenges in fully meeting citizens’ expectations & fostering social cohesion. Make.org provides innovative solutions to help public institutions and non-profit organizations effectively engage citizens on a large scale, supporting democracy at key stages, from elections to participatory policymaking. This ensures alignment in collective action.
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AI research is vital to ensuring that artificial intelligence remains a positive force in the service of democracy and society. Make.org addresses this challenge by building specialized platforms to collect and provide hyper-qualified data tailored to the unique needs of various research stages. Additionally, Make.org has established dedicated research programs focused on aligning AI development with democratic values and societal needs.
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What are your ideas for shaping AI to serve the public good?
11,661 participants 649 proposals 121,325 votes Consultation from 18 September 2024 to 4 November 2024
As a tourist in France, what are your ideas for a more sustainable tourism?
49,432 participants 1,830 proposals 334,429 votes Consultation from 10 May 2021 to 20 June 2021
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Hur kan man konkret återuppfinna Europa?
28 824 participants 571 proposals Consultation from 30 November 2018 to 28 February 2019
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Stéphane Garcia, Secretary General of “Et Pk pas?”: “Online consultation, a valuable complement to foster youth participation in public debate”
Stéphane Garcia and Valentina Holecz (Co-President of “Et Pk Pas”) look back on the success of the consultation that brought together nearly 14,000 Swiss citizens to rethink the civic Service.
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Make.org’s Dialogue for the Young Citizens Assembly on Pollinators
At a time when environmental challenges are more urgent than ever, meaningful public engagement is key to developing solutions that work for people and the planet. Together with the European Commission, ifok, and Missions Publiques, Make.org is launching a Dialogue for the Young Citizens Assembly on Pollinators. This platform will enable citizens to give input and vote on the recommendations that resulted from the young citizens assembly in December 2025.
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Price of Trust: a conversation about regions, democracy and the EU’s future budget (MFF)
Last week, the Future of Democracy Parliamentary Group, of which Make.org is part of, hosted an event in the European Parliament about the “Price of Trust” ahead of the new EU’s Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). This conversation gathered high-level speakers from the EU institutions as well as civil society organisations, which together gave the momentum for important discussions on regions, democracy and the EU’s future budget.
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