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Open-source platform giving refugees and migrants in Germany multilingual local information. Active in 100+ municipalities with 4.5 million page views in 2024 …
Ask Izzy is a free, anonymous mobile web app from Melbourne-based not-for-profit Infoxchange that helps people experiencing or at risk of homelessness …
Running since 2010, Reykjavík's participatory platform uses ML for idea classification, toxicity detection and translation. Over 70,000 residents—58%+ of the city—have participated; …
AI-assisted civic deliberation platform run by Taiwan's PDIS, using open-source Polis AI to map consensus on ~30 policy issues since 2014. Over …
City of Athens platform (since 2013) that maps and supports citizen-led initiatives, connecting community groups with city services, NGOs and businesses. Won …
Bogotá's WhatsApp-based AI assistant Chatico logged 3.6M+ conversations since 2023, handled 1.6M queries during a water-rationing crisis, and carried 147,000+ inputs to …
Taiwan's vTaiwan and Join platforms used AI-assisted opinion clustering to let citizens petition government (13,853 proposals by 2022, 10M+ visitors) — but …
NECTEC's AI chatbot (LINE) classifies and routes citizen complaints nationally. June 2022–July 2024: 947,769 complaints handled, 77% resolution rate, resolution time cut …
In March-April 2024, UNESCO and Antigua & Barbuda's Ministry of Education ran Youth Media & Information Literacy engagements reaching 338 stakeholders (46 …
Since 2022, North Macedonia's Institute of Communication Studies has partnered with the Pensioners' Union, funded by the British Embassy, to train 500+ …
Singapore's OneService chatbot lets residents report municipal issues like potholes or broken streetlights via WhatsApp/Telegram in plain language. An NLP model auto-classifies …
PolicyEngine's open-source model simulates UK income tax, NI, Universal Credit and 50+ provisions. Since summer 2025 the No. 10 data team (10DS) …
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