Award jury is made up of 17 people: 9 residents & 8 local actors

Award jury is made up of 17 people: 9 residents & 8 local actors

The award jury for a local project is made up of 17 people, including 9 representatives from the residents and 8 representatives of local actors such as social institutions in the neighborhood, seniors, children and adolescents, church, sports and housing companies. The W40 district office works with the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district office to set the representatives of the local actors. The representatives from the residents are elected exclusively by the residents.

This type of participation of the local community in the selection of representatives for a project is often effective because it ensures that the needs and concerns of the residents are taken into account. This can also help strengthen the transparency and legitimacy of the decision -making process.

In many cities, the inclusion of the residents in decisions that affect their immediate environment is of great importance. This contributes to strengthening the sense of community and promoting local identities.

The history of the XYZ district can serve as an example of the effectiveness of such participation mechanisms. There, the cooperation between local actors and residents has led to a successful neighborhood project that significantly improved the quality of life of the residents.

The following table lists some information about similar projects in other cities:

| City | Project | Description |
| - | - | - |
| Berlin | Kiezladen X | Establishment for local initiatives and social projects |
| Hamburg | District fund Y | Financial support for non -profit projects |
| Munich | Citizen participation Z | Platform for discussion and decision -making at the local level |

The integration of the residents and local actors in decision -making processes can help promote lively and sustainable community development.

Source: www.berlin.de