« Give a Minute » : l’initiative de Chicago pour consulter les habitants à l’échelle de la ville. Partager « Qu’est ce qui vous encouragerait à marcher, faire du vélo ou emprunter les transports de la Chicago Transit Authority ?
». A travers cette question, les Chicagoans étaient invités pendant quelques semaines et jusqu’au 10 décembre dernier, à partager leurs idées sur leur vision des transports de cette ville bercée par les eaux du lac Michigan. Bus, métros et espaces publics : la campagne était placardée dans tous les réseaux afin d’inciter les voyageurs à se poser la question épineuse de l’amélioration des conditions de transports dans la ville.
Plus largement, cette première campagne constitue une tentative ambitieuse de renouveler la participation populaire aux Etats-Unis. Une minute pour donner son avis Pour participer, les usagers devaient simplement envoyer un message via leur mobile ou en se connectant sur le site ou le compte Twitter « Give a minute ». Design Daily: Give a Minute Lets You Talk Back to Your City. Khirkee. Rahul Srivastava Matias Echanove Jose “Cole” Abasolo Aastha Chauhan Andi This project was initiated during the Urban Typhoon Khirkee (Nov 9-16) by members of URBZ, KHOJ and independent participants.
It looks at ways to rebuild the road in front of KHOJ in a sustainable way, while involving the residents and stakeholders. Interaction during the final day presentation. Content: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Khirkee Extension, August 2010 (Photo: KHOJ) Civic facilities like water, electricity and sewage came very late in the day, almost towards the latter half of the 1990s. Ever since, the roads in Khirkee extension are logged with sewage water at the tiniest of showers causing all kinds of health crisis for the residents.
In the past 10 years the road has been redone and destroyed 4 or 5 times. The road issue is linked to the water system. Khirkee, being an “unauthorized colony”, the authorities are not taking any responsibility regarding the water system. Context: “My tube well is poisonous.” Arlingtonva.us - A Wonderful City. Change by Us Philly. Liquid Democracy: Web Platform Makes Professor Most Powerful Pirate. Martin Haase doesn't have to give any hard-hitting speeches at party conferences, nor does he spend time at board meetings or in back rooms to hone his power.
When the 49-year-old professor wants to engage in politics, he just opens his laptop and logs in to Liquid Feedback, the Pirate Party's online platform for discussing and voting on political proposals. For hours at a time, the political newcomers (the Pirates first formed in Germany in 2006) discuss their party's goals, and each member has the opportunity to use Liquid Feedback as a platform to promote his or her positions -- which can range from the Pirate Party fielding its own presidential candidate to the appeal to deescalate the conflict with Iran. It isn't always easy to secure a majority for a given cause on the site. Until Haase intervenes, that is. The linguistics professor has a sort of virtual alliance backing him on Liquid Feedback. Seven Percent Support Nationwide A Net Movement Takes Shape A Powerful Professor. Destinations 2030 - Accueil. Accueil – Destinations 2030 Saint-Nazaire. Troisième aéroport, commission DUCSAI.
Lascoumes - Ducsai débat public. Vallemont43-47.