In Italy, political participation comes in many shapes and sizes. People can engage by voting in elections, joining political parties or activism groups, or simply staying informed through media or discussions. The most recent data shows a rise in online participation, particularly among younger demographics, who favor social media as their news source. However, the …
Portugal offers a range of avenues for citizens to engage in the political process. Here’s a breakdown of these methods: Formal Participation: Unconventional Participation: Education and Awareness: Increased Participation: Drivers and Trends Decreased Participation: Barriers and Challenges Exclusion vs. Participation Rights: The legal framework guarantees voting rights for Portuguese citizens, Brazilians with equal political rights …
Voting in Austria: A Matter of Social Class and Integration Recent Austrian elections paint a clear picture: voter turnout is higher in Vienna compared to the national average (65.3% vs 72%). However, a new study by the Chamber of Labor reveals a concerning trend – social inequality significantly impacts political participation. The study, titled “The …
The Constitutional Framework for Citizen Participation The Austrian Constitution, also known as the Federal Constitutional Law (B-VG), lays the foundation for citizen engagement in political life. Here are some key articles that guarantee these rights: These constitutional rights are further supported by various laws and regulations: Austria counts over 42,000 citizens holding political office or …
The Constitutional Framework and Participation Levels The Greek Constitution guarantees citizens’ rights to participate in social and political life. Freedom of Association and Political Participation: Direct Democracy through Referendums: Participation in Practice: A Mixed Picture While the Constitution provides a framework for participation, volunteerism data suggests a different reality in Greece. The Importance of Volunteering …
Political participation in Ireland manifests through a myriad of channels, reflecting a dynamic and engaged citizenry. From traditional methods like voting in elections to modern forms of activism facilitated by digital platforms, Ireland’s political landscape showcases a spectrum of avenues through which individuals contribute to the democratic process. This exploration delves into the diverse types …
In this post, we are sharing with you the questions that were developed as part of the impact evaluation strategy, to be addressed to stakeholders – particularly policy makers and educators/community workers. Policy Makers Professionals and volunteers who work with people from a disadvantaged background
The impact evaluation strategy of the BEEP project comprises of a plan and a data collection template to help partners assess the impact of the project’s activities within their own contexts. It focuses on five target groups: partner organizations, policy makers, education experts, learners, and low-skilled learners. Approach: Data Collection Methods: Impact Assessment Questions: The …