participatory-allocation

Participatory budgeting facilitates circle-level funding decisions through facilitator-managed deliberation, proposal submissions, and consent tracking to ensure transparent and fair allocation of governance pool resources.

Set up a quarterly allocation assembly by collecting proposals, running consent rounds, resolving objections via integration or third-solution rounds, handling oversubscription, and publishing the allocation record.

Yes, participatory budgeting applies to governance pools at both circle and ecosystem levels, covering emergency adjustments, cross-circle collaborations, and standing commitments alongside standard quarterly allocations.

The consent tracking process handles unresolved funding proposals through integration rounds and third-solution mechanisms, allowing facilitators to manage objections and achieve consent before finalizing the allocation record.

Consent-based budgeting requires facilitator-managed deliberation and structured rounds, making it less suitable for rapid unilateral decisions or contexts where structured objection tracking is not feasible.