Many associations and voluntary organizations are struggling to stay relevant to their members, to ensure engagement and support in the future, and to get volunteers to engage and take ownership.
What does the future of sustainable tourism look like in Copenhagen – for visitors and locals?
How can communities and civil society in Vejle Municipality work together with the municipality to boost climate action? A Mixed Panel of politicians, civil society groups and representative citizens of Vejle will answer this question.
The international Bootcamp Time For DMO-cracy ’22 brought together tourism stakeholders from around the world to focus on how to make tourism democratic and participatory.
We Do Democracy facilitates 5 regional conferences across the country where passengers are invited on board in the development of the future of public transportation.
How can Europe help make Danes’ lives more meaningful? Radikale Venstre is testing deliberative democracy as a new method for developing their European policy initiatives with the help of ordinary citizens. Both those who are pro-EU, those who are Eurosceptic and those who don’t yet have an opinion on the EU.
We Do Democracy has been part of the initiative, and a great investment in democracy and civil society to future-proof Denmark against the climate crisis!