GADA-discussion online site for civilian activists of Great Britain

GADA is a free Internet service that is designed to combine civilian and political activists of Great Britain.

The service was developed by a political activist and consultant of state organizations Mattia Fosci . In his blog, he talked about how the idea came to create such a site. According to Fosi, the democratic model suffers defeat: people have lost confidence in power and began to experience apathy. The expert is sure that young people in the USA, Europe, in particular Great Britain, are actively forming protest moods.

“The political elite is no longer able to solve systemic problems. We need new models of civic activity that will help to realize the dream of democracy 2.0. ” Mattia Foshi, creator Gada

On the contrary, civil society has an idea of ​​how to solve problems systematically. The developer noted that people began to express their dissatisfaction with their dissatisfaction on the Internet: to sign petitions, to speak freely about social, economic, environmental problems and offer solutions.

“We have an amazing opportunity to use the global network. And posting only cats on social networks is not the best use for the Internet. I decided to unite millions of people to solve global problems without financial investments, ”Fosi said in an interview for 4PT5 .

According to Foshi, the GADA Internet resource is based on the experience of famous petitions such as Change.org and 38DeGRes , open political platforms like Democracyos and services for finding joint solutions as Loomio . The author called GADA "an Internet incubator of political ideas and political campaigns."

With the help of a new service, citizens will be able to conduct a discussion, develop innovative proposals for politicians, unite into local communities, organize political campaigns online and offline. According to Foshi, this will be the "revolution of civil activity."

Now the service is in revision and will be launched in 2017.

Site Gada .

You can follow the project’s news in Ruppe Gada on Facebook .