What is E-participation

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Use of electronic means to encourage public participation in governmental decision making or government rule. Learn more in: Platform for Citizen Engagement for Good Governance in India: A Case Study of MyGov.in

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The use of information and communication technologies to broaden and deepen political participation by enabling citizens to connect with one another and with their elected representatives. Learn more in: Indicators and Measures of E-Government

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Use of ICT by citizens to participate in various democratic processes of a country. Learn more in: Telecentres as a Medium for Good Governance in Rural India

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E-participation is intended to promote the inclusive and conscious participation of citizens in decision making. Learn more in: Participation Sphere: A Model and a Framework for Fostering Participation in Organizations

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The act of engagement on online discourses and participation into online applications. Learn more in: E-Government in Syria: Obstacles and Interoperability Framework

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Effort for bettering political participation of citizen by enabling communication and deliberation amongst them and with their political authorities, using ICTs. Learn more in: Listening to the Ground: Key Indicators of e-Participation in Government for Africa

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This entails engaging citizens in various aspects of the socio-economic arrangement by providing conducive environments where citizens are able to engage with the government using ICTs. Learn more in: A Snapshot Overview of the Digital Divide: e-Inclusion and e-Government in the Zambian Context

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Participatory processes supported by ICT (information and communication technologies). E-participation is the use of ICT to broaden political participation by enabling citizens to connect with one another and with their elected representatives (Macintosh, 2006). Usually, e-participation is used as a macro-category that includes a variety of areas such as e-consultation, e-legislation, e-petition and e-deliberation. Learn more in: Moments and Modes for Triggering Civic Participation at the Urban Level

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use of information and communication technology to facilitate citizens involvement in democratic processes. Learn more in: E-Democracy: An Enabler for Improved Participatory Democracy

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Use of ICTs to enhance citizen engagement in the democratic decision-making process. Learn more in: Citizens' Engagement Using Communication Technologies

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Using ICTs for supporting participation processes in government and governance. The need for broader participation has emerged over the past decades predominantly in Western societies. ICTs provide means to allow a much larger number of people to participate. Learn more in: Technology Assessment of Information and Communication Technologies

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Encompasses the processes that facilitate and enhance direct involvement in decision-making and in the generation of alternatives through the use of participatory channels that use ICTs, such as Web 2.0 and social networks. Learn more in: Visibility of the Airport Sector: Web 2.0 and Social Communication Networks

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Is the use of ICT-supported participation in processes involved in government and governance. Processes may include administration, service delivery, decision making and policy making. Learn more in: A Review of e-Government Initiatives in Tanzania: Challenges and Opportunities

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Using ICTs for supporting participation processes in government and governance. Processes. The need for broader participation has emerged over the past decades predominantly in Western societies. ICTs provide means to allow a much larger number of people to participate. Learn more in: Technology Assessment

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It refers to the contribution of information technologies in improving the potential of citizens to organize communication and cooperation processes by providing solidarity with each other, beyond just expressing their demands to state institutions in very comprehensive participation opportunities and benefiting from state services. Learn more in: Digital Transformation in Public Services: A Review of Turkey During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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refers to citizen participation in government decision making that is facilitated by online and other electronic technologies. Alternative labels include eparticipation or electronic participation. Learn more in: E-Participation: Informing and Transforming Local Government Decision Making

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The involvement and participation of citizens in public affairs supported by ICT tools and the Internet. Learn more in: Smart City Governance: From E-Government to Smart Governance

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Is one of the e-democracy dimensions. It is related to e-government and e-governance. It is about fostering citizen’s engagement. Learn more in: The Role of DPPs in Promoting Local Government-Citizen Collaboration and Participation: The Case of “Baladiaty”

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Use of ITCT for engaging the public in policy making activities. Learn more in: Participatory Mapping, E-Participation, and E-Governance: Applications in Environmental Policy