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Explore 63 projects in the Policy category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

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Iniciativa legislativa dos cidadãos

Official channel for citizens initiatives in Portugal, with a minimum threshold of 20,000 registered voters

Lisbon

Tromsø Convention (Council of Europe Convention on Access to Official Documents)

The Tromsø Convention is the first binding international legal instrument to recognize a general right of access to official documents held by public authorities.

Norway
2020

Regulator

a weekly newsletter from The Verge about the latest battles between Big Tech and Big Government — from the juicy palace intrigue to the devastating consequences of their political games.

USA
2025

The Public Participation Bill, 2024 (Kenya)

AN ACT of Parliament to provide for the conduct of public participation; to give effect to the constitutional principles of democracy and participation of the people...

Kenya

The Connectivity Policy Corps

The National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) and Public Knowledge are excited to announce the launch of the Connectivity Policy Corps (CPC), a groundbreaking program designed to shape broadband and digital inclusion policies nationwide.

Columbus, OH, USA
2025

Wet open overheid (Woo)

The Netherlands's open government act

Netherlands
2021
The Netherlands (national government)

City AI-Policy Toolkit

A public toolkit of templates, prompts, workflows, examples, and evaluation checks for municipal AI governance.

USA

European Democracy Shield

The European Democracy Shield and the EU Strategy for Civil Society present measures to protect the key pillars of our democratic systems: free people, free and fair elections, free and independent media, a vibrant civil society and strong democratic institutions.

Brussels
2025

The McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research at New York University

Research, programs and interventions that address the root causes and consequences of poverty. Learn moreabout What We Do

New York University
No poverty