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PB Masterclass: citizen-led public services

Participatory Budgeting has become a commonly used method to engage citizens in deliberation and decision making over public funds. With increased pressure on budgets and an imperative to bring about new service configurations, having an effective and robust participation strategy is essential.

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When Dec 07, 2011
from 10:00 AM to 03:30 PM
Where 35 Dale Street, Central Manchester
Contact Name
Contact Phone 0161 236 9321
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Participatory Budgeting Master Class: citizen-led public services

4th October 10:00am – 3:30pm
Including lunch
Micah Room, 35 Dale Street
   Central Manchester

This masterclass will support your organisation to engage effectively with residents and service users.  By using techniques such as budget matrices and criteria, it’s possible to provide a fair and transparent way of involving people in decisions on budgets and services.

The PB Unit has over 10 years experience of practical support and facilitation of PB in the UK.  The Unit is a project of the charity, Church Action on Poverty, based in Manchester, but working nationally. 

This is one in a series of masterclasses aimed at providing targeted and relevant support to practitioners in developing PB in the current economic and political climate.  The masterclasses will be deliberately kept small to ensure maximum learning and focused support relevant to your context. 

35 Dale Street is located in Manchester city centre within the Northern Quarter, very close to Piccadilly and Victoria Train stations. 

Prices:
Private sector:     £250
Public sector:      £150
Community/voluntary sector & academics:  £50

More information and booking:
For more information please contact Jenny Lazarus on 0161 236 9321 ext 2 or email jenny@participatorybudgeting.org.uk

To download the booking form, plese click on the link below.

Further dates:
If you’re unable to attend this masterclass but would like to come, we have further masterclasses on 8th November and 7th December 2011 in the same location.

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