Community planning processes traditionally rely on physical meetings and paper surveys, marginalizing residents with busy schedules or less technological access. This results in unrepresentative input, particularly from younger, working, or diverse demographic groups. The challenge is to create an accessible digital platform enabling all residents to contribute to neighborhood development plans conveniently and effectively.
A local government authority or community planning organization seeking to facilitate accessible and inclusive public participation in neighborhood development initiatives.
The implementation of this digital community engagement platform is expected to significantly increase resident participation, leading to more representative and inclusive neighborhood development plans. Anticipated outcomes include higher engagement rates, improved policy transparency, and richer community feedback, ultimately fostering stronger community trust and smarter urban planning decisions.