October 28th, 2020|Categories: Americas, Economy, Environment, Foreign Policy, Health, Immigration, Results, United States|
America in One Room Results
There were dramatic changes of opinion. The most polarizing proposals, whether from the left or the right, generally lost support, and a number of more centrist proposals moved to the foreground. PDF
Results of Participatory Surveys for Public Deliberation on Shin-Gori Nuclear Reactors No. 5 & 6
National Deliberation on Closing Shin Gori Nuclear Reactors 5 and 6. 59.5% Support Resuming Construction while 40.5% Support Permanent Suspension. PDF
Gauging Citizens’ Voice: Strengthening Resilience in Nsanje District, Southern Malawi
The results are presented according to the three themes that were under consideration during this study: (i) Relocation and resettlement of the Nyachikadza community; (ii) Reduced vulnerability in Nyachikadza; (iii) Population pressure, gender and access to social services.PDF
Summary Results from the National Deliberative Poll in Mongolia on Constitutional Reform
The six proposed constitutional amendments generated 18 questions about specific aspects of the proposals. Ten of those eighteen questions (55%), changed significantly. PDF
Main Findings of the First Nationwide Deliberative Polling on Constitutional Amendment of Mongolia
In the first nationwide deliberative polling on amendment to the Constitution, there were 669 citizens who participated for the second stage. PDF (Mongolian) PDF (English Translation)
Senegal Deliberative Poll Preliminary Results
There were 18 policy proposals relating to food security and 24 policy proposals relating to WASH. Of the 43 policy proposals between the two topics, all but nine of the policy proposals changed significantly with deliberation. PDF (English) PDF (French)
Piloting the use of Deliberative Polling for Multistakeholder Internet Governance
The top two ideas were the proposals for free public access in government centers such as schools or libraries and at non-government institutions such as local businesses or user communities. PDF