Democratic Decision Making

Democratic decision-making is a process where group members participate in choosing among options, typically through voting or consensus. It emphasizes the idea that each individual's preferences and opinions matter, aiming for collective agreement or the best possible decision for the community. This approach promotes fairness, transparency, and shared responsibility, ensuring that different perspectives are considered before reaching a conclusion. It is widely used in governments, organizations, and communities to empower members and foster cooperative problem-solving.