Citizen participation
A city can use a Community to organize residents, participating organizations and public services around shared decisions and participation.
Locality provides the same underlying infrastructure for different types of organizations - from municipalities and universities to associations, cooperatives, clubs and events.
The structure changes. The underlying model remains the same.
A city can use a Community to organize residents, participating organizations and public services around shared decisions and participation.
Universities and institutions can organize members, roles, governance and services across different departments, groups or programs.
An event company can structure an event as a Community, organize areas as Teams and Sub-teams, and use a Community Token for internal services and transactions.
A town can issue its own Community Token and use it in local programs, such as vouchers for local shops or rewards for taking part in town life, so the value residents receive circulates in the town.
Different organizations. One underlying model.
Members and roles, and votes for their assemblies.
A Team for each working group, and role-based votes.
Bookings for pitches and courts, votes for the board, and a Community Token for club services.
A Team for each department, and bookings for rooms and shared resources.
Volunteers and coordinators as members, each with the role that fits.
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