1. collecting case studies
1.1. sandy
1.1.1. ncdd
1.1.2. blog - what's on in field
1.1.3. listserv is most successful
1.1.3.1. 20k people
1.1.4. wiki experience
1.1.4.1. adding versus correcting
1.1.5. aggregator
1.1.5.1. ... broken down
1.1.6. specific project / materials
1.1.6.1. howtos
1.1.6.2. sustain enthusiasm?
1.1.6.3. pay, recognition
1.1.7. stay neutral!
1.1.8. overzealous volunteers
1.1.8.1. have own agenda
1.1.9. fake collaboration
1.1.9.1. just for the branding :)
1.2. nick rand, involve
1.2.1. 1000 visitors per month, a couple of repeats
1.2.2. people love case studies
1.2.2.1. contact details
1.2.2.2. networking tool
1.2.2.3. methods
1.2.3. process planner
1.2.3.1. no one uses it
1.2.4. news ... doesn't work
1.2.5. ask an expert does not work
1.2.6. site is not living thing
1.2.7. how to make community
1.2.7.1. what is useful for them
1.2.7.2. give people structure
1.2.7.3. doesn't run itself
1.2.7.4. how to direct people to it?
1.2.7.5. google key word is "participation"
1.2.8. survey
1.2.8.1. video to show method working
1.2.8.2. convey excitement of event
1.2.8.3. tasksheets& presentations
1.2.8.4. go into methods in more depth
1.2.8.5. self-selection & puff pieces
1.2.8.5.1. what did not work so well
1.3. matt lianeger, ddd
1.3.1. democracy helpline
1.3.2. case studies for practitioners
1.3.2.1. stories are key
1.3.2.2. basic brief descrip
1.3.3. "never underestimate readers intelligence; never overestime their knowledge"
1.3.4. who you are, here are a few things of interest to you
1.3.4.1. DID IT WORK?
1.3.5. "life of its own"
1.3.5.1. what for?
1.4. DRC, S. Africa
1.4.1. angola, bangla, uk, etc
1.4.2. funded by ODI
1.4.2.1. 10 yr grant
1.4.3. ngos and academc instits
1.4.3.1. bi & small
1.4.3.2. instits and univs
1.4.3.3. capacity building
1.4.3.3.1. how to influence policy?
1.4.4. 400 written-up products
1.4.5. instit of dev studies
1.4.6. 2 page summaries of each of case studies
1.4.7. looking for permanent archive
1.4.8. goals
1.4.8.1. read
1.4.8.1.1. disseminating
1.4.8.1.2. different languages
1.4.8.1.3. politics of each country
1.4.8.2. archived
1.4.9. limits of partic
1.4.9.1. clientilism, elite capture, parties etc
1.5. gonzalo
1.5.1. innov in public governance
1.6. "life of its own"
1.6.1. becoming more than sum of parts
1.6.1.1. what is theory
1.6.1.2. narcissism and pwoer
1.6.1.2.1. give a group a sense of itself
1.6.1.2.2. power
1.6.1.3. give outsiders a sense of the inside
1.6.1.3.1. can contribute to change
1.6.1.3.2. media is aim
1.6.1.3.3. this _is_ a PR job
1.6.1.3.4. story
2. people
2.1. jenny
2.1.1. mansbridge
2.2. prof @ kennedy
2.3. western conneticut
2.3.1. country , town meeting town
2.3.2. town meeting first books
2.4. adult
2.4.1. 60/61
2.4.1.1. protest for nucl disarm
2.4.1.2. womens movement
2.5. met mark @ northwester
2.6. tiago
2.6.1. facebook on partiicpatory budgeting
2.6.1.1. google map on partic
2.6.2. florence eu univ
2.7. gonzalo
2.7.1. chile
2.7.2. innov & citiz
2.7.3. db of cases
2.7.4. garden -> jail
2.8. archon
2.8.1. college collective
2.8.1.1. lefty newspaper
2.9. patrizia
2.9.1. eu instit of publi partic
2.9.1.1. improve methods
2.9.2. bavarian urban planning
2.9.3. charles taylor / bouchard process
2.9.3.1. contrast to minarets
2.10. dick jonhston
2.10.1. prof ubc
2.10.1.1. 60s ite
2.10.2. trueau link
2.11. graham
2.11.1. southhampt univ
2.12. alexandra
2.12.1. samuel
2.12.2. consultant
2.13. mark
2.13.1. harvard /
2.13.2. mcgovern organiser
2.13.3. brit col citizen assembly
2.14. jennifer
2.14.1. israel
2.14.1.1. harvard, law
2.14.2. municipal law and particip process
2.15. matt linaeger
2.15.1. delib democr consort
2.15.2. track & filed collective experience
2.15.2.1. liked the team thing
2.15.2.2. team element of running as indivs
2.16. john gaskell
2.16.1. un wash, communs
2.16.2. parents ran for congress
2.16.3. quaker meeting @ swathsmore
2.17. brandeis, sociology
2.17.1. cramen sirianni
2.17.2. vietnam protests
2.18. betina
2.18.1. univ of west capetown
2.18.2. global south & partic
2.18.3. univ of sussex
2.18.4. student mvmnt anti-apartheid
2.18.4.1. tear-gased
2.19. nick rand
2.19.1. involve
2.19.2. best practice, training
2.19.3. worked in rwanda
2.19.4. kenay, teacher, community project
2.20. peter houtzegger
2.20.1. sussex
2.20.2. associational life, lat am & india
2.20.3. brazil, rural worker unions
2.21. sandy hierbacher
2.21.1. ntl coal for dial ...
2.21.2. student gvt, dialogue grp
2.22. cristiano faria
2.22.1. brazil
2.22.2. in harvard, phd, electronic democr, pol sci
2.22.3. e-democracy
2.22.4. supervised e-dem project
2.23. suzanna haas
2.23.1. univ brit col
2.23.2. envir
2.23.3. 1998, vancouver protest
2.23.3.1. anti-glob mvmnt
2.24. pat skulley
2.24.1. clearview consulting
2.24.2. co-ed dorms
2.25. anna york
2.25.1. harvard, publ policy
2.25.2. broadband expansion in social media
2.25.3. participedia editor
2.25.4. women
2.25.4.1. reclam the night
2.26. paul daniel
2.26.1. ucla phd
2.26.2. san fran local politics
3. wiki questions
3.1. authorship
3.2. editorial
3.3. log-in
3.4. search?
3.5. process
4. Partnerships
4.1. challenges
4.1.1. resources
4.1.2. competition
4.1.2.1. confusion
4.1.2.2. threat
4.1.3. partners of partners
4.1.3.1. dilution
4.1.3.1.1. selecting
4.1.3.2. how to globalise
4.1.4. is partecipedia solid
4.1.4.1. continuity
4.2. priorities
4.2.1. low funding
4.2.1.1. partnership definition
4.2.1.1.1. recognition
4.2.1.1.2. vibe of whose it is
4.2.1.1.3. strategic thinking
4.2.1.1.4. give
4.2.1.2. what can i not do & solve my resource probl
4.2.2. high funding
4.2.2.1. incentivise content production/transfer
4.2.2.2. build the global network
4.2.2.2.1. evangelising
4.2.2.3. build user base and parternships
4.2.3. structured program for recongising partners
4.2.4. other partners
4.3. how could partner
4.3.1. CA
4.3.1.1. collecting cases
4.3.1.2. risk
4.3.1.2.1. no badgering
4.3.1.3. feel-good
4.3.1.4. no solicit our members!
4.3.1.5. channel aprtner conflicts
4.3.2. chile
4.3.2.1. obervatory
4.3.2.2. regional partner
4.3.2.3. have cases
4.3.2.3.1. SP and port
4.3.2.4. upload some in Engl
4.3.2.5. why
4.3.2.5.1. impact for global network
4.3.2.5.2. strengthen reach & legitimacy
4.3.3. ncdd
4.3.3.1. have case studies
4.3.3.2. lots of org, method descript
4.3.3.3. network
4.3.3.3.1. big listservs
4.3.3.4. need
4.3.3.4.1. recognition
4.3.3.4.2. want to be insiders
4.3.4. ids
4.3.4.1. dfid 10 yr work
4.3.4.2. recognition
4.3.4.2.1. partners
4.3.4.2.2. many partners
4.3.4.2.3. ids recogn
4.3.4.3. goods
4.3.4.3.1. permanent archive
4.3.4.4. continue to build gloabl network
4.3.4.4.1. needs more partners around world
4.3.4.4.2. drive process
4.3.4.4.3. careful choice
4.3.4.5. different partner types
4.3.4.5.1. tiering
4.3.4.5.2. media
4.3.4.5.3. academic
4.3.4.5.4. practice
4.3.5. involve
4.3.5.1. offer
4.3.5.1.1. cases
4.3.5.1.2. hadn over website
4.3.5.2. but
4.3.5.2.1. no resources
4.3.5.3. from
4.3.5.3.1. brand relationshi[
4.3.5.3.2. exclusivity
4.3.5.3.3. move clients to us
4.3.5.3.4. show our clisent?
4.3.5.3.5. funding
4.3.6. oD
4.3.6.1. to
4.3.6.1.1. audience
4.3.6.1.2. volunteers
4.3.6.2. from
4.3.6.2.1. recognition
4.3.6.2.2. solid org behind it
4.3.6.2.3. content