OIDP Conference
The OIDP holds an annually International Conference to discuss and reflect on the state of participatory democracy in the world. The Conference is organized by the city that holds the presidency of the organization, and defines the issues according to their priorities in this area. The conference brings together local, regional and nationals politicians, facilitator, academics and political activists. These seminars consist of lectures, panel discussions around specific issues, parallel exchange sessions and multiple parallel meetings between participants.
The OIDP Conference is a gathering of experts in the field of participation and political leaders who advocate a more participative local democracy. It is also an opportunity to promote cooperation between cities and international organizations in the field of democratic innovations.
In the framework of the Conference, the OIDP Assembly members is held.
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2027
Niteroi, Brazil
May 2027
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2026
Krakow, Poland

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2025
Córdoba, Argentina

May 21, 22 and 23, 2025
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2024
Valongo, Portugal

Populist Threats: Building Democratic Resilience with Participatory Communities
October 17, 18 and 19, 2024
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2023
Rio de Janeiro

Participatory Democracy for Diverse, Inclusive and Transparent Cities
6 - 8 November 2023
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2022
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2021
Cocody

Sustainable cities / territories and participatory democracy
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2019
Iztapalapa

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2018
Barcelona

Direct Democracy and Citizens’ Initiative. Towards an ecosystem of Inclusive Democracy
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2017
Montreal

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2016
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2015
Madrid

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2014
Canoas (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)

The radicalization of Democracy and Citizen Participation
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2013
Cascais (Portugal)

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2012
Porto Alegre (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)

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2011
Lleida (Catalonia, Spain)

New technologies and citizen participation. Civil society and communication tools
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2010
Mexico City (Mexico)

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2009
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2008
La Paz (Bolivia)
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2007
Nanterre (France)

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2006
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2005
Donostia-San Sebastian (Basque Country, Spain)
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2004
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
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2003
Lille (France)
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2002
Quezaltenango (Guatemala)
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2001
Barcelona (Catalonia,Spain)










