Public
sector
Media
Judiciary

Go Vocal (formerly CitizenLab)

Public sector Country or Region Belgium
Sourced From
IRCAI Global Top 100 International Research Centre on Artificial Intelligence (2025) 'IRCAI Global Top 100'. Available at: https://ircai.org/global-top-100-outstanding-projects/results/ (Accessed March 2025).
Go Vocal is a cloud-based tool that allows citizens to participate in local governance and governments to manage community feedback on important policy decisions, using features such as participatory budgeting, surveys, and polls.
Monitoring and Control

AI tools in this category are used for enhancing transparency, access to information, compliance monitoring, and ensuring regulatory adherence. These applications help in real-time monitoring of various public sector activities and services.

Service Provision and Delivery

These tools enhance the delivery of public services by automating processes, improving citizen engagement, and personalizing services based on individual needs. They help in making public services more accessible and efficient.

SDG 16 Peace, justice and strong institutions
#analyze Understand your community's needs through surveys and polls
#interact Engage your community through option analysis and map-based collaboration
#share Share your policy plans with your community through interactive project timelines, custom project pages and built-in email tools
Developed by
Private Sector
Deployment Type
Web Platform
Community Moderation
Requires community manager
Difficulty Level
Does not require developer
License
Open-source
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