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Change.orgPlatform, Software, Organization

On Change.org, people everywhere are starting campaigns, mobilizing supporters, and working with decision makers to drive solutions.

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openDCNSoftware

The openDCN project aims at promoting citizens participation and at linking citizens to their institutions and other decision makers with information products, a communication framework and, finally, an on-line deliberative space capable to involve them in the decision-making process, i.e. to define and put in action initiatives in the field of governance policies and sustainable development for their territory. The goal of the openDCN project is to enhance the effectiveness of participative processes by conceiving, designing and implementing a socio-technical, computer-enabled, trusted environment for e-participation and fostering the evolution of the classic community-network concept into a new consultative-deliberative paradigm.

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We The PeoplePlatform

We the People is a section of the White House website for petitioning the current administration's policy experts.

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Petitions (mySociety)Software

Petitions website code, formerly used by Number 10, still used by various local councils

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CiviSoftware

Organize your supporters with Civi. Civi is a constituent relationship management (CRM) system that helps parties, government organizations and civic groups manage their contacts and communicate effectively via SMS and email. Based on a streamlined version of the popular open-source database CiviCRM.

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CiviCRMSoftware

CiviCRM is a web-based, open source, internationalized suite of computer software

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E-PetitionsPlatform

Downing Street is working in partnership with the non-partisan mySociety to provide a service to allow citizens, charities and campaign groups to set up petitions that are hosted on the Downing Street website, enabling anyone to address and deliver a petition directly to the Prime Minister. This website closed in 2010 is now replaced by: Petitions - UK Government and Parliament.