North Ayrshire's Young People take PB Lead
/North Ayrshire Council and Young Scot launch one of Scotland’s largest ever online participatory budgeting exercises exclusively for young people.
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North Ayrshire Council and Young Scot launch one of Scotland’s largest ever online participatory budgeting exercises exclusively for young people.
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This What Works Scotland review of participatory budgeting (PB) in Scotland is based on an analysis of existing evidence about the PB processes that have taken place in Scotland up until June 2016.
Read More£eith Decides has announced the results of its well-established PB process with a total of £44,184 being distributed to 24 community initiatives.
Read MoreFollowing on from our recent international PB conference, we highlight two videos on PB - one from Edinburgh and one from Kenya.
Read MoreThe International PB Conference brought together more than 200 people across two days to learn about participatory budgeting (PB) and see how it can help shape democracy in Scotland and beyond.
Read MoreWhat Works Scotland has published a review of participatory budgeting (PB) in Scotland, based on an analysis of existing evidence about the PB processes that have taken place in Scotland up until June 2016.
Read MoreAs featured on the Innovation Exchange website, Western Isles Council has used PB to engage withcommunities in Uist and Barra around the redesign of the local public bus services.
Read MoreSpecifically written with community led organisations in mind but also useful for front line workers or local authorities starting out on using Participatory Budgeting, this guide lays out a simple 10 step process for PB grant making, from forming a planning group right through to monitoring and evaluation.
Read MoreSpecifically written with community led organisations in mind but also useful for front line workers or local authorities starting out on using Participatory Budgeting, this guide lays out a simple 10 step process for PB grant making, from forming a planning group right through the monitoring and evaluation.
Read MoreThe Scottish Government has announced which community organisations and local authorities have been successful in applying for funding to distribute through participatory budgeting processes.
Read MoreAn online toolkit from Northern Ireland with useful introductions to a range of methods for getting local people more involved in decision making.
Read MoreThis evaluation by PB Partners describes the process, achievements and learning from a participatory budgeting initative in Aberdeen where young people had their say on how £50,000 of underspend.
Read MoreApplications are now open for Brechin's next round of Your Budget Your Choice. An online app has been set up to post ideas onto.
Read MoreIn the latest events as part of tsiMoray’s ‘Canny Wi’ Cash’ initiative, eighteen charities and community groups have benefited from a total of £15,000, which has been distributed through a PB voting process.
Read More25 community groups are celebrating after landing fresh funding to help support their work. Around 100 people turned out to take part in the 'Prestwick and Villages Decides' event.
Read MoreProposals have been made within Glasgow City Council to commit £1m per council ward to participatory budgeting.
Read MoreHear from Alistair Stoddart at the Democratic Society, about how PB, a practical tool to support community decision making in resource allocation, is progressing across Scotland.
Read MoreWork in Aberdeen where young people had their say on how £50,000 of underspend was used has been highlighted in a report which follows the process that took place.
Read MoreSouth Ayrshire Council and South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership are running another PB event, this time in the Prestwick area.
Read MoreThis is a great short video which explains how participatory budgeting works in New York City.
Read MoreParticipatory budgeting in Scotland.
Participatory budgeting (PB) is a way for people to have a direct say in how local money is spent.
A 60-second guide
to PB
PB Scotland is developed by the
Scottish Community Development Centre (SCDC)
with funding from the Scottish Government.
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