Local Government
1
Large Cities
1
Capital Cities
1
Regional or State Governments
1
National Government
0
Other Institutions
0
Local Government
1
Large Cities
1
Capital Cities
1
Regional or State Governments
1
National Government
0
Other Institutions
0
Community
Capital
New Delhi
Population
1 366 417 750
Language
Hindi/English
Currency
Indian Rupee
Indexes
Democracy
51
Flawed Democracy
Democracy
Democracy
51
Flawed Democracy
Democracy
Corruption Perception
80/180
High
Corruption Perception
Corruption Perception
80/180
High
Corruption Perception
Human Development
129
Medium
Human Development
Human Development
129
Medium
Human Development
World Happiness
144/153
Medium
World Happiness
World Happiness
144/153
Medium
World Happiness
Global Peace
141
Low
Global Peace
Global Peace
141
Low
Global Peace
Global Terrorism
7
High
Global Terrorism
Global Terrorism
7
High
Global Terrorism
Legislação sobre Orçamentos Participativos
In 2019, the idea of Participatory Budgeting was promoted in two new places: In the state of Odisha, where the “Participatory Budgeting Initiative” was implemented for the first time as part of the state government’s budget exercise (however such “initiative” consists merely in an online consultation of the state’s citizens on their priorities); and the Municipal Corporation of Thiruvananthapuram (state of Kerala) has announced its “plan” to introduce Participatory Budgeting taking as a reference the Pune model, namely an online platform where citizens can express their suggestions.
INITIAL REFERENCE FOR THE ADOPTION OF PB IN THE COUNTRY
Porto Alegre is the usual reference. Participatory Planning was implemented for the first time in Kerala in 1996, but the first Participatory Budgeting institutionalized on a city scale was in Pune in 2006.
SUBSEQUENT REFERENCE FOR PB DISSEMINATION
The Pune PB has been mentioned recently as a model to follow by the Thiruvanathapuram Municipal Corporation (Kerala) and by the state government of Odisha.
