Citizen participation in Feldberg: Make it on July 5th!

Citizen participation in Feldberg: Make it on July 5th!

Feldberg, Deutschland - On July 5th, an exciting event on the subject of citizen participation will take place in Feldberg. Under the motto "I want to have a say in our community - how does that work?" All interested parties are invited to share their thoughts on municipal issues and to discover new interaction approaches. From 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the parish area Feldberg, Prenzlauer Straße 18, various areas of civil service will be discussed. As reports Nordkurier, the organizers expect a lively interest.

The event is aimed at everyone who is enthusiastic about citizen participation, citizen request, advisory boards and future workshops. The program includes current information on citizens' councils and the opportunity to speak to representatives: inside the administration. Guests like Jana Wolff from the Allianz Klima Allianz Bring exciting insights - she will report on a successful citizens' request for free local transport. Thomas Radke from the Initiative Zukunftskellen MV gives us an insight into the experience with a citizens' council in Malchin. Robert Gardlowski, the community leader, will give an overview of the participation options on site.

Citizens' councils as a trend in politics

Citizens' councils, a forward -looking instrument to promote political participation, are currently on everyone's lips. As explained bundesag.de, they offer citizens a platform to discuss political questions, to develop solutions and to formulate recommendations to politics. Bundestag President Bärbel Bas sees this a way to strengthen trust in politics and to enliven democracy.

Citizens' councils are not undisputed. Critics warn that they could appear as a kind of secondary parliament. But for supporters they represent a valuable addition to representative democracy. It is important to ask the right questions and map the variety of opinions. Historically, such forms of co -determination are not a novelty - the guilds already demanded co -determination rights in the Middle Ages, and with the introduction of the Prussian city regulations in 1808, a first basis for civil rights was created, as was created BPB.

Invitation to help shape

The Feldberger event not only offers the opportunity for discussion, but also for practical help. The organizers are happy about lively exchange and creative ideas. Previous knowledge is not necessary, and the physical well -being is taken care of - small snacks and drinks are waiting for the participants.

This initiative is supported by the Feldberger Lake Landscape Citizens' Forum and promoted by the "Talking to each other" by the Federal Ministry of the Interior. So if you want to pretend and actively shape the municipal issues, then you should mark July 5th in the calendar!

You can see yourself in Feldberg - when it comes to participating in a living and inclusive community!