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...(e.g., [https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/96441/reporting/en/ TRANSLATE DEMOCRACY]). For example, the approaches taken in [https://cordis.europa.eu/project/ ...s (see [https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/96441/reporting/en/ TRANSLATE DEMOCRACY] and [http://www.alternativeproject.eu/ ALTERNATIVE] projects) are geared t

...on.eu/resource-hub/oidp-network-international-observatory-of-participatory-democracy Participatory Budgeting]), while others specifically target ecological (in) ...o be flexible, continuously adapting, updating and repositioning, so as to translate values and practices to a more mainstream context, while at the same time a

...on.eu/resource-hub/oidp-network-international-observatory-of-participatory-democracy Participatory Budgeting]), while others specifically target ecological (in) ...o be flexible, continuously adapting, updating and repositioning, so as to translate values and practices to a more mainstream context, while at the same time a

...tal issues such as climate change and economic stability, and in some ways translate ecovillage thinking and action to established communities, and provide .<re ...us consideration.<ref> Asara, V., Profumi, E., Kallis, G., 2013. Degrowth, Democracy and Autonomy. ''Environmental Values'' 22, 217–239. https://doi.org/10.31

...ed its orientation from merely ‘creating more ecovillages’ to transfer and translate ecovillage learnings to mainstream society through e.g. retrofitting urban ...design that enables the management of common pool resources through direct democracy at the grassroots level. This vision of social transformation is based on a

...n Living Lab, consisting in different projects (education, greening, local democracy), that engage residents, professionals and policymakers to regenerate this ...ntext (2010-13) (not included in UrbanA WP4 database) that allowed them to translate and apply a methodology for transition management at the scale of the neigh