Traditional participation methods cannot operate at the scale, speed or intensity required today.
Neith is working to build the digital decision environments required to support
meaningful participation at scale.
A Look at Public Participation Today

Public participation is defined as the process through which stakeholders, communities and individuals are involved in decision-making processes.
Consider the many forms of public participation used around the world:
So much time and resources, yet low trust persists.
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CONSIDER THE MANY FORMS OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION USED AROUND THE WORLD
“Our ability to make decisions together is collapsing.”
Without shared decision processes, we risk a further escalation of social and political fragmentation. Rising conflict and transaction costs. A chronic and persistent state of conflict.
Leading institutions warn of the consequences

LEADING INSTITUTIONS WARN OF THE CONSEQUENCES:
WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
Risk perception for social instability and governance failure is negative in both the
short and long term.
OECD
Multi-dimensional fragility is at record highs, providing a structural backdrop for
political and social instability.
UN
Weak governance cited as the top barrier to addressing key global risks.
SCALE
Traditional participation methods cannot operate at the scale, speed or intensity required today.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Neith is working to build the digital decision environments required to support meaningful participation at scale.
AFRICA’S FIRST PARTICIPATORY INTELLIGENCE COMPANY
“Our ability to make decisions together is collapsing.”

As Africa’s first participatory intelligence company, Neith is working with institutions to build the digital infrastructure needed to increase the quality and legitimacy of decisions.

Decision Outcomes That Endure
Social impact lies at the heart of the Neith project. Reducing decision failures, restoring legitimacy and improving decision quality. Outcomes measured in terms of improved institutional performance and scalable participatory infrastructure.

