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    Democratic Innovation in Megacities

    NDI is partnering with Living Cities—an organization that harnesses the collective power of the world’s largest foundations and financial institutions to get dramatically better results for low-income urban residents—on a research initiative to explore the innovative ways that megacity governments are strengthening urban democracy.

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    cat-icon NDI, Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

    Digital Government Units: Origins, Orthodoxy and Critical Considerations for Public Management Theory and Practice

    Research paper by Amanda Clarke, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University

    Digital Rights Foundation

    Helping make the internet safer and more accessible

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    cat-icon Pakistan

    Evaluating Civic Technology Design for Citizen Empowerment

    Civic technology should empower us as citizens.

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    cat-icon 75 Amherst Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

    FarmChat

    Using Chatbots to Answer Farmer Queries in India

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    Guide to organizational security

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    cat-icon The Engine Room, Albany Street, London, UK

    HiiL (The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law)

    User-friendly justice. With data and technology we co-create high quality justice based on what we need now.

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    cat-icon Fluwelen Burgwal 582511, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Machine Learning and the Rule of Law

    Predictive judicial analytics holds the promise of increasing the fairness of law.

    Participation 2.0? Crowdsourcing Participatory Development @ DFID

    We use the concepts of platform politics and voice to show that while Amplify managers and designers invested time and resources to include the voices of Amplify beneficiaries on the platform and elicit their feedback on projects supported via the platform, no meaningful participation took place.

    Public Square

    Public Square is a two-year action research programme that explores how to improve participation at a local government level.