A research paper detailing the results of an extensive review of the literature and case studies of participation budgeting over 30 years, with particular focus on Kenya and Mexico.

This paper discusses the broader implementation of participatory budgeting (PB), using literature reviews, desk research, remote interviews and field visits to case study sites in Mexico. It identifies specific vulnerabilities in the system of PB and gaps in knowledge and practice, and expands on aspects such as the use of digital technology.

Source: mySociety
Author information and contact: Rebecca Rumbul, Alex Parsons, Jen Bramley
Language: English

Year of publication: 2018

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Participatory budgeting: A meta-level review