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Civil Society Statement in Conjunction with the Bali Democracy Forum V
We, 21 Asian civil society organizations who attended the Civil Society Conference on “Advancing Substantive Democracy in Asia: The Roles of Civil Society and Democratic Governance”, held on 5-6 November 2012, parallel to the Bali Democracy Forum V,
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Civil Society Statement in Conjunction with the Bali Democracy Forum V
We, 21 Asian civil society organizations who attended the Civil Society Conference on “Advancing Substantive Democracy in Asia: The Roles of Civil Society and Democratic Governance”, held on 5-6 November 2012, parallel to the Bali Democracy Forum V,
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Civil Society Statement in Conjunction with the Bali Democracy Forum V
We, 21 Asian civil society organizations who attended the Civil Society Conference on “Advancing Substantive Democracy in Asia: The Roles of Civil Society and Democratic Governance”, held on 5-6 November 2012, parallel to the Bali Democracy Forum V,
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World e-Parliament Report 2012
The extraordinary advances and rapid social and economic diffusion of information and communication technologies (ICT) have had a profound impact on the lives of individual citizens and on the functioning of public institutions. As technology, citizen engagement, and the political process have come together, parliaments have been confronted with growing demands to be more open and more responsive to citizens. Currently, however, global economic conditions are forcing many legislatures to work with fewer resources. Technology alone cannot address all the challenges, but when planned and implemented strategically, it can generate gains in efficiency and effectiveness throughout the legislature’s operations, while fostering the parliamentary democratic values of transparency, accountability and accessibility.
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New Report Highlights Unprecedented Use of Social Media by Parliaments in Citizen Engagement
Parliaments around the world are making unprecedented use of social media and mobile technologies to facilitate MPs work and increase citizens’ engagement, according to the latest data analysed in the World e-Parliament Report 2012.
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New Report Highlights Unprecedented Use of Social Media by Parliaments in Citizen Engagement
Parliaments around the world are making unprecedented use of social media and mobile technologies to facilitate MPs work and increase citizens’ engagement, according to the latest data analysed in the World e-Parliament Report 2012.
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New Report Highlights Unprecedented Use of Social Media by Parliaments in Citizen Engagement
Parliaments around the world are making unprecedented use of social media and mobile technologies to facilitate MPs work and increase citizens’ engagement, according to the latest data analysed in the World e-Parliament Report 2012.
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New Report Highlights Unprecedented Use of Social Media by Parliaments in Citizen Engagement
Parliaments around the world are making unprecedented use of social media and mobile technologies to facilitate MPs work and increase citizens’ engagement, according to the latest data analysed in the World e-Parliament Report 2012.
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