5.1.2.3 Citizens trust in decision-making

Last modified by Emily West on 2022/02/16 15:12

Social challenge/ impact linked to:	Social
Level of importance	1 - High Importance / must have
Description	Citizen trust in decision-making processes which effect them can be enhanced through engagement, participation and accountability (Kumagai & Iorio)
Scale as linked to D2.2 framework	City Neighborhood Project Area
Data source and input type	Survey respondents
Connection with SDGs	Goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
Required Data	Survey question: To what extent do you trust those making decisions about the nature based solutions to be implemented in this project?
Expected Outputs	Survey responses
Calculation methods	Though each trust measurement is disputed, trust has been measured in three ways: subjective and direct through perception surveys; (ii) objective and indirect through objective data used as proxies (Kucher and Götte 1998); and (iii) through experimental measures of trust using behavioral games (Glaeser et al. 2000; Habyarimana et al. 2009). S
Level of expertise required	Basic
Links and references	Kumagai, Saki & Iorio, Federica. Building Trust in Government through Citizen Engagement. World Bank Group. Building-Trust-in-Government-through-Citizen-Engagement.pdf (worldbank.org)

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