From answers to insight: how municipalities use surveys on Hoplr
From a public vote in Mons to policy input in Terneuzen: discover how local surveys, careful analysis, and clear feedback reinforce one another.
Knowledge centre
Explore ways to involve residents in local decisions, gather ideas and support participation projects, with insights and examples from Hoplr.
From a public vote in Mons to policy input in Terneuzen: discover how local surveys, careful analysis, and clear feedback reinforce one another.
Hard to reach—or reached differently? Five practical ways local governments can broaden participation through everyday neighborhood connections.
Public participation rightly ranks high on every local government’s agenda. Today, residents expect more than just information: they want to be heard. Involving residents in policymaking often comes with significant challenges:…
At the beginning of April, the Municipality of Terneuzen launched their brand new online participation platform doemee.terneuzen.nl. Citizens can now participate in projects of the municipality. (e.g. changes in your street…
The neighborhood scan is a participatory measuring instrument that maps the social capital of a neighborhood, in dialogue with its residents. This methodology is based on a few principles of "asset-based…
This year, Hoplr has been working on the expansion of the knowledge center. This is based on three pillars: neighborhood communication, neighborhood care and citizen engagement. In order to scientifically substantiate…
Last year, the city of Halle received multiple reports about the traffic situation in a number of streets in Lembeek. There were five possible solutions. To determine the best possible solution,…
Citizens Sint-Katelijne-Waver participate in multi-year plan 2020 - 2025 Inhabitants of Sint-Katelijne-Waver were asked nine questions on Hoplr in July 2019. The questions covered various topics such as mobility, housing and…
Neighborhood network Hoplr enables neighborhood communication and citizen participation. But in order to achieve successful and representative citizen participation, two non-digital ingredients are essential. A strong local community on the one…
At the beginning of this year, the brand-new board of Boechout presented its new policy note to the city council. At least, a first version. The municipality gave its residents the…