In this essay John Gaventa reviews the emergence of new forms of participatory governance in other countries, points to some innovative strategies and legal frameworks for strengthening citizen engagement, and suggests some lessons that can perhaps be applied to the growing field of deliberative and participatory governance in the United States, as well as other countries.

Strengthening Participatory Local Governance: Lessons from abroad

Central Government in India collaborates with civil society to strengthen local governments

Outcome of the Pre-Election Voters Awareness Campaign in India

A new conception for the LogoLink Latin America Bulletin

Awareness raising of newly elected officials in India

LogoLink Uganda partners' support to citizens participation

Citizens' involvement in budget process, Kenya

Citizens education in Tanzania

Advocacy Internship Programme at IPD, Philippines

 New book "Beyond Good Governance: Participatory Democracy in the Philippines" out now! 

Study for the UK Neighbourhood Renewal Unit draws on LogoLink experiences

Third Round Table Dialogue on Participation in Innovation Experiences of Local Government, Latin America

The Society for Participatory Research in Asia prepares fact sheets for National Roundtable discussions

IPD Political Brief on Urban Governance

First Round Table Dialogue Series: "Participation in Innovation Experiences of local government", Latin America

Presence of LogoLink Latin America at the seminar "Inequality, Participation and Democracy", Latin America

Elections In The Philippines, South East Asia

Launch of trial version of a new website on participation

Gender and Citizenship Cutting Edge Pack

Capacity building in local empowerment, Latin America

New LogoLink coordinator
for East Africa

Launch of LogoLink Latin America and LogoLink South East Asia websites

Philippines-Brazil exchange study tour

Uganda-India exchange study tour

Translation and Dissemination Initiative, Latin America

Presence at World Social Forum 2003

LogoLink East Africa Reference Group

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