DIALOGUE STRUCTURÉ TERRITORIAL

The French Territorial Structured Dialogue is a method aiming to improve the effectiveness of public policies by promoting dialogue with citizens and civil society in their design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. Many forms of dialogue existed before the territorial structured dialogue: Youth councils, votes, demonstrations, conferences, consultations... The idea is not to question these forms of dialogue but to find an architecture for the organizers and put them in synergy. To be put shortly : to structure them!

 

Promoting the civic participation of young people on subjects that concern them makes it possible to develop social skills, a sense of responsibility, self-confidence, a sense of initiative, a critical spirit, as well as communication skills and negotiation, a sense of compromise, respect for the opinions of others. Understanding and participating in the development of a more transparent, open and inclusive decision-making process, thus beginning this long path towards a democracy truly built by all.

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What we did:

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To explain the challenges and issues raised by the Territorial Structured Dialogue (TSD), we produced a campaign made up of 4 videos : an educational animation video and 3 interview videos featuring the testimonies of project leaders who have set up a TSD, all three from youth-related organisations in three different territories: 

 

• Laure Daviot Ben Mustapha, head of activities and development at URHAJ

• Simon Dunbar, Regional Youth and Citizenship Coordinator, from Crajep Hauts-de-France

• Julien Payet, in charge of youth participation and popular education at Crajep Réunion.

 

For the interview videos, we took charge of the entire process, from interview Q&A preparation, filming logistics and editing to delivery. And we took particular care to harmonise the aesthetic and motion design of the 4 videos to bring consistency to the project.

For the animated video, we proposed a script with a light, humorous tone, and created an aesthetic in the style of a press cartoon, adapted to a young and teenage audience, in order to capture and hold their attention.

 

More information about the CNAJEP

More information on the DST

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A video produced for CNAJEP by Atypicalist (formerly Boniato Studio)