The Participatory Budgeting Theory of Change (PB ToC) is a tool that can help researchers and practitioners understand how PB can lead to desired changes for people, communities, and governments.
Read MoreCharter elaborated by the Portuguese Network of Local Authorities that sets basic paramethers for the quality of PB implementation.
Read MoreA video featuring highlighting from the first year of the Local Initiatives Support Program in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Russia, that implements PB with the support of the World Bank.
Read MoreA report on the best practices in initiative (participatory) budgeting in Russia for researchers, government officials, and civic activists.
Read MoreA video showing the first summer camp on PB for children in Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia.
Read MoreA video that shows multiple stages of a PB process in the Sakhalin region and the World Bank's inclusive PB model (Territorial Development - PORT) in Russia.
Read MoreA video that gives an overview of the Local Initiatives Support Program (LISP), a program in Russia that assists regional governments in identifying, prioritizing, and addressing specific community needs.
Read MoreA video that presents the implementation of a program in Russia aiming to address community challenges by introducing participatory approaches to the development of local infrastructure.
Read MoreThis video aims to introduce PB and the budget process overall to the general public and promote their participation in PB, public budget hearings, and government programs.
Read MoreA guide that presents information on how people can influence problem-solving in their municipalities through participatory budgeting.
Read MoreA report describing the mechanisms, features, and results of the PPMI, the leading Russian initiative budgeting practice, in the region of Bashkortostan in 2016.
Read MoreA series of guidelines that provide the steps to make PB more inclusive for people with disabilities at all its stages.
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