OECD Rural Principles series: Taking an integrated approach to Rural Development – J. Caddy.
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This presentation by Joanne Caddy, Senior Analyst, Directorate for Public Governance, OECD, was made during the discussion “Taking an Integrated Approach to Rural Development” held as part of virtual discussions by OECD on The Rural Principles Series, on 14 November 2024. This presentation was uploaded with the author’s consent.
OECD Rural Principles series: Taking an integrated approach to Rural Development – J. Caddy.
- 1. Restricted Use - À usage restreint Putting citizens at the centre of multi-level policy making Joanne Caddy, Senior Analyst Directorate for Public Governance 14 November 2024
- 2. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 2 The OECD Reinforcing Democracy Initiative
- 3. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 3 OECD Survey of Drivers of Trust in Public Institutions Source: 2023 OECD Trust Survey Share of respondents who indicate different levels of trust in their national government (on a 0-10 scale), 2023 In 2023, the share of people with low or no trust in government (44%) outweighs those with high or moderately high trust (39%) Trust
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- 5. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 5 Trust, voice and participation “It is very difficult to trust something or someone that you cannot understand. If you cannot understand, it is difficult to have a voice.” - Anna-Kaisa Ikonen, Minister of Local and Regional
- 6. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 6 Exploring new frontiers of citizen participation
- 7. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 7 Exploring new frontiers of citizen participation: challenges
- 8. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 8 Exploring new frontiers of citizen participation: multilevel governance
- 9. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 9 New frontiers of citizen participation
- 10. Restricted Use - À usage restreint 10 Thank you! https://www.oecd-events.org/global-forum-on-democracy/en 2024 OECD Global Forum on Building Trust and Reinforcing Democracy https://www.oecd.org/en/topics/sub-issues/open-government- and-citizen-participation/innovative-public-participation.html Innovative citizen engagement
Editor's Notes
- #3: Across the 30 OECD countries that were surveyed: 44% of respondents have low or no trust in their national government, outweighing the 39% who express high or moderately high trust. Only 37% believe the government will be fair in balancing the interests of different generations. Only four in ten people (41%) find it likely that the national government would adequately regulate new technologies, such as artificial intelligence and digital applications, and help businesses and citizens use them responsibly. Over half (53%) believe that the political system does not allow people like them to have a say. This means that out of the approximately 600 million adults across the 30 participating OECD countries, nearly 320 million people feel that they lack political agency. A renewed commitment to meaningful and inclusive citizen participation in policy making will be central to building trust and resilient democracies.
- #5: The OECD Trust Survey shows that having a say is intrinsically linked to trust: 69% of those who feel they have a say in government actions trust national government, while only 22% do among those who feel they do not have a say More opportunities for meaningful citizen participation can strengthen people’s self-confidence and ‘participation skills’, as well as their trust in government. Ensuring that citizen participation processes are designed to be inclusive and meet people's higher order needs of belonging, respect and fulfilment is essential.