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Tagged ItemsInformation on consensus voting/policy slamInformation produced by New Economics Foundation and De Borda institute on consensus voting. To go with policy slam spreadsheet
Preference voting template
Consensus voting/policy slam spreadsheet toolTool created by NEF and De Borda to accompany the information sheet on consensus voting.
The issue of representationOne of the most common questions the PB Unit is asked at conferences, seminars, and training events is about representation. There are two main issues that are commonly raised: how important is it that different groups are fairly represented and how do you go about ensuring fair representation and how do you manage the potential of particular individuals or groups 'hijacking' an event by getting all their supporters to vote for their project? This page aims to address some of those issues and help organisers think through the risks around representation.
Invitation to residentsTemplate for invitation to residents developed by the Keighley initiative. Included in new toolkit
Preference voting template 2
Preference voting score sheetA score sheet produced by Southampton project. Included in new toolkit
Feedback newsletter on outcomes from voting dayFeedback newsletter for every household on the voting day produced by West Middlesbrough Neighbourhood Trust
Tower Hamlets School Council bookletBooklet produced by Tower Hamlets for the School Council Conference of which PB was a part, including information on projects. Included in new toolkit
Crowd wise voting processCrowd wise is a consensus or preferential voting process originally developd by De Borda and now made into something more accessible by NEF.
Satisfaction survey and equalities monitoring formsParticipant satisfaction survey and equalities monitoring templates produced by Mansfield
Voting event brochure with project informationA brochure produced by Newcastle city council for a PB event with information on each of the projects.
Introduction to Modified Borda Count
Postal ballot paperBallot paper template produced by Acorns Neighbourhood Management, sent to all households. Included in new toolkit
Voting methodsVoting is a crucial part of the PB process - whether that's done in a single event, multiple events or remotely. This page looks at different methods of voting and their pros and cons.
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The Participatory Budgeting Unit is changing!
We need to move beyond the ‘Councillors know best’ approach in Edinburgh
The People's Budget workshop at TPAS conference
