Democratic Approaches for the Development of Public Policy
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The democratic approach is the focus of the people's participation process. By people as the center of development which gives people both formal and informal groups the opportunity to enter the public policy process, Participation in the expression of ideas Opinions on problem solving and proposing solutions for solving problems by reasoning, equality, equality in the search for good ways to develop public policies that are in line with the needs of the people.
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