Public Participation
The involvement of the people who are to be governed in the creation and processes of their government. Public
participation affords individuals and non-governmental groups the ability to observe, engage with, and influence their government.

Voices From The Field
1 November 2024
What Does Extension of the Transition Period Mean for Constitution-Making in South Sudan?

Voices From The Field
9 October 2024
Democracy in Action: The Role of Civil Society in Botswana’s Failed Constitutional Amendment Bill

Voices From The Field
12 July 2024
Navigating Uncertainty: Reforming Palestinian Institutions Through Constitutional Reform Amid War

Voices From The Field
11 July 2024
Constitutional Reform Report Sets Out the Way Forward for Jamaica – or Does It?

Voices From The Field
5 July 2024
Constitutionalising Animal Welfare in Switzerland – Two Initiatives, Two Dynamics, Two Outcomes?

Voices From The Field
7 June 2024
Developing a Home-Grown Independence Constitution in Bougainville

Voices From The Field
29 May 2024
The Vanuatu Referendum 2024: Resolving Instability?

Voices From The Field
29 April 2024
Unconstitutional Moments: The 2024 Attempts to Change the Philippine Constitution

Voices From The Field
15 April 2024
A Constitutional Coup or Institutional Revolution in Togo?

Voices From The Field
1 March 2024
Looking to the Future Through the Lens of the Past: Key Outcomes from the Virgin Islands’ Constitutional Review