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The Competence Centre has recently published practical Guidelines to evaluating processes of citizen engagement in policymaking. At the moment, it is aimed at Commission policy officers, while work at the Competence Centre continues towards expanding its usability also for other kindred institutions, as well as to the wider Community of Practice of participation and evaluation experts.
The European Commission is calling for feedback on the four Codes of Practice for Knowledge Valorisation, adopted in 2023-2024. Share your insights!
What threatens the integrity of innovative forms of citizen engagement? A new report uncovers five key risks facing deliberative mini-publics—randomly selected groups of everyday citizens tasked to deliberate and generate recommendations on complex policy issues. It highlights challenges like economic pressures, restrictive remits, poor governance, and ambiguous impact while offering strategies to strengthen these democratic innovations and ensure they fulfil their promise.

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Statement on defending democracy in Europe
Trustworthy Public Communications
Corporate Guidance on Citizen Engagement