Marie Michael Library

Title

Budgets and ballots in Brazil: participatory budgeting from the city to the state

Author

Schneider, Aaron; Goldfrank, Ben

Description

Budgeting institutions in the state of Rio Grande do Sul bring participatory democracy to public finance. In this case, with the Workers' Party in state office, participatory decision-making strengthened lower-class groups interested in redistribution to the poor. Participatory budgeting (PB) has attracted hundreds of thousands of participants and has had a significant impact.

File No

IDS-WP149

Agency

Institute of Development Studies (IDS)

Date

Jan-02

Subject(s)

Public finance

Pages

22

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