Presupuesto participativo: aportes para invertir las prioridades sociales y territoriales
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This article critically explores to what extent and how participatory budgeting (PB) contributes to ensuring that socially excluded and disadvantaged populations are engaged in PB and benefit from the funded projects, given that excluded groups may participate but their projects may not be selected through decision-making processes based on voting. The chapter extracts evidence-based lessons from a study carried out for the World Bank in Moscow (Shulga et al., 2017), looking specifically for PB methods to strengthen the focus of social protection in PB programmes, primarily with regard to social inclusion and meeting the needs of disadvantaged and vulnerable groups in Russia’s existing PB practices. Nevertheless, the case studies selected and referred to in this chapter are of interest for other regions and contexts.
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