Citizen Assemblies

Citizen assemblies are groups of ordinary people selected to represent a cross-section of society. They come together to discuss important societal issues and develop recommendations or solutions through deliberation and consensus. This process enhances participatory democracy by giving citizens a direct voice in decision-making, ensuring diverse perspectives are considered. These assemblies aim to engage the public in policymaking, bridging the gap between government and citizens, and fostering a sense of community involvement and responsibility in shaping the future. They serve as a model for more inclusive and representative governance.