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Discussion Themes
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Issues of representation
in citizen juries and similar participatory approaches (e.g., How can
we ensure that citizen juries are representative of the wider populations
from which they are drawn? How can we extrapolate lessons from specific
citizen jury deliberations on key issues to wider policy debates? How
can we use citizen jury-type procedures to ensure that the voices of
poor people are represented in policy decisions that impinge on their
lives?)
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Issues of evidence,
legitimacy and authenticity (e.g., How can we ensure that citizen jury
processes are fair and unbiased so that their 'verdicts' are accepted
as trustworthy by all relevant actors?)
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Issues of engagement
with the policy process (e.g., How can citizen juries and related approaches
help create spaces for constructive exchanges between key stakeholders?
How can they be used to foster effective links between research and
advocacy?; How can donors engage effectively with democratically-elected
governments and civil society organisations through the use of participatory
approaches, such as citizen juries?)
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Issues of accountability
and transparency (e.g., Who decides to whom and for whom citizen jury
processes are accountable? How can such participatory processes be used
to hold government departments, donor agencies and other actors more
accountable and make policies and policy processes more responsive to
the needs and priorities of poor people?)
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