What happens after a community votes for an idea?
A winning idea is not yet a completed project. New York City’s People’s Money program separates idea generation, borough assemblies, voting, and implementation. After voting, community organizations develop proposals to carry the selected ideas out, making delivery a further decision rather than an automatic consequence of winning.
Questions you could explore
- What needs to be settled between choosing an idea and delivering it?
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- New York City Civic Engagement CommissionHow the People's Money Works
The city’s program page describes the four phases and the process for selecting implementation organizations.
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