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彻底改变公民与政府的沟通：Civis 案例研究

技术

基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 公共云
平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台

适用行业

水泥
城市与自治市

用例

时间敏感网络

关于客户

Civis 主要为印度公民及其政府服务。该平台旨在让公民，特别是 25-45 岁的公民参与政策讨论，并为他们提供一个论坛，表达他们对影响其日常生活的法律的看法。它还通过为立法者提供与公民互动并收集他们的反馈的方式来为他们服务。该平台对于缺乏政策制定和贸易对话的机会或知识的公民特别有利。它还迎合了为平台内容做出贡献的各个行业的志愿者和专家。

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挑战

Civis 是 Antaraa V. 创立的一个技术平台，旨在弥合印度公民与其政府之间的沟通差距。挑战是双重的：公民缺乏一个论坛来交流影响他们日常生活的政策，立法者缺乏与每个公民互动的手段。法律和政策的复杂性往往长达数百页，使得普通公民难以理解和参与。另一方面，立法者努力收集和分析广大民众的反馈。此外，Civis 在早期阶段面临财务限制，因此构建一个提供所需定制和灵活性的平台成本高昂。

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解决方案

Civis 开发了一种创新解决方案，让应用程序用户能够轻松地熟悉具体法律、收集和分析他们的反馈，然后在 3 分钟的会议中向立法者展示要点。该平台是使用 Bubble 构建的，该工具提供了 Civis 所需的灵活性和定制性。该平台的设计具有可扩展性，能够利用技术塑造民主如何运作的新叙事。 Civis 还计划引入游戏化来吸引用户，并正在探索不同的媒介来传达内容，例如视频和聊天机器人。该平台还计划使用翻译 API 来扩展其语言支持，以收集较小区域的超本地化反馈，这对政府和整个国家都有用。

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运营影响

Civis has successfully created a platform that bridges the communication gap between Indian citizens and their government. It has made it easier for citizens to understand and engage with laws and policies that impact their daily lives. The platform has also provided legislators with a means to gather and analyze feedback from citizens, thereby improving their decision-making process. The introduction of gamification and different mediums to convey content is expected to further increase user engagement. The planned expansion of language support will enable the platform to gather hyperlocal feedback from smaller areas, providing valuable insights to the government.

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数量效益

Civis has engaged 1,600 participants for 8 legislations.
The platform's efforts are set to impact 1.3 million citizens.
The platform is set to expand its language support to cater to a wider audience.

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