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The City of Edinburgh Council, GB seeks ideas on public finances with Delib's Budget Simulator

The City of Edinburgh Council, GB Delib Budget Simulator

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Edinburgh needed to reduce its budget by £67 million over three years without reducing service levels. City officials also wanted suggestions from a more representative sample than in previous engagement campaigns. Budget Simulator's simple interface ensured any resident could recommend budget increases or decreases without extensive training. Budget Simulator required every budget proposal to achieve necessary savings before delivery to city officials.

Finance Engagement Platforms Engagement Budget Friendly

The City of Edinburgh Council, GB

Unitary authority in Scotland

United Kingdom

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Delib

Our technology is created with the dual intent of making democracy accessible for citizens beyond the ballot box, and simplifying the process of engaging with citizens in everyday democratic decisions.

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500% boost in budget consultation responses using Simulator

Find out how The City of Edinburgh Council, UK ran a budget simulator using Simulator, the deliberative prioritisation platform from Delib.

Summary only: Edinburgh’s Budget Challenge - City of Edinburgh Council - Citizen Space

Find and participate in consultations run by City of Edinburgh Council

Progetto riuscito

Edinburgh reported 3,500 respondents to its Budget Challenge, a 500% increase in responses compared to a 2013 survey campaign.

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