PB Mainstreaming event - slides from the day
/This event explored what works in building foundations for a more participatory democracy.
Read MoreWhat Works Scotland: How do we build foundations for mainstream PB in Scotland?
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This policy briefing looks what needs to be done for mainstream participatory budgeting to develop further in Scotland.
Read MoreMainstreaming Participatory Budgeting: Awareness Raising/Training Events, Nov-Dec
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Join PB Partners for these awareness raising sessions about the future of PB in Scotland.
Read MoreWatch now: A new film about the next steps for PB in Scotland→
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‘Moving Toward the Mainstream’ looks how we can take PB a step further by using it to decide mainstream budgets - watch our final trailer now, full film out now.
Read MoreLocal authority cluster learning events - June 2018
/These workshops are an opportunity for Local Authority staff to consider how best to develop mainstream models of participatory budgeting.
Read MoreDundee Decides: Results in for mainstream PB process
/With more than 11,000 voters from across the city, Dundee has decided how it wants to spend more than £1 million of the council's mainstream budget through participatory budgeting.
Read MorePB goes 'mainstream' in Dundee
/Dundee City Council's ambitious PB programme has been launched, with citizens in each of Dundee's eight electoral wards deciding how best to spend £1.2 million of the Council's spending budget.
Read MoreDundee Decides on council spend
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News of Dundee City Council's city-wide £1.2m PB programme, Dundee Decides, has gone public.
Read MoreInterim evaluation report on PB in Scotland
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Read the Interim report from the evaluation of PB in Scotland by Glasgow Caledonian University
Read MoreMoving towards the 'mainstream'?
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Aberdeen City Council is enabling council tenants in part of the city to have a direct say over how money is spent on improving their area. PB Scotland asks if this is a sign of a move towards the 'mainstreaming' of PB.
Read MoreWhat Works in Participatory Budgeting: Taking stock and thinking ahead
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What Works Scotland (WWS) has produced a new paper presenting findings and reflections from ongoing research in the WWS Participatory Budgeting programme, and signposting future directions for inquiry and practice.
Read MoreWhat Works in Participatory Budgeting: Taking stock and thinking ahead
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This paper presents findings and reflections from ongoing research in the What Works Scotland (WWS) Participatory Budgeting programme, and signposts future directions for inquiry and practice.
Read MoreMainstreaming Participatory Budgeting
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This guide from PB Network and PB Partners aims to support public sector organisations wishing to develop ‘mainstream’ Participatory Budgeting
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