Participation and collaborative Governance
Participación y gobernanza colaborativa
Participação e governança colaborativa
Resumen (es)
La democracia implica participación y gana legitimidad al añadir gobernanza colaborativa. Esto mejora la confianza en las tres etapas de participación: informar, consultar y comprometerse. Sin embargo, las culturas de participación y colaboración son importantes en las interacciones de los ciudadanos, la política y las administraciones. Se requiere un enfoque especial en situaciones de crisis. Se requiere un enfoque general a nivel micro, meso y macro para garantizar la resiliencia.
Resumen (en)
Democracy implies participation and gains legitimacy by adding collaborative governance. This enhances trust in all three stages of participation: informing, consulting, and engaging. However, cultures of participation and collaboration matter in the interactions of citizens, politics, and administrations. A special focus is needed for situations of crises. A general focus is needed at the micro, the meso, and the macro level to ensure resilience.
Resumen (pt_BR)
Democracia implica participação e ganha legitimidade ao adicionar governança colaborativa. Isso aumenta a confiança em todos os três estágios de participação: informação, consulta e engajamento. No entanto, culturas de participação e colaboração são importantes nas interações entre cidadãos, política e administrações. É necessário um foco especial em situações de crise. É necessário um foco geral nos níveis micro, meso e macro para garantir a resiliência.
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