Social architecture goes to elections - and stays after them. Part 1.
Social architecture becomes part of electoral systems. And more importantly, it survives these campaigns - unlike normal election projects, which are dismantled immediately or quickly after the votes are counted. After all, social architecture is the design of how our lives are structured: what connections, communities, institutions and rules are around us, and how to make this "structure" sustainable, harmonious and comfortable for everyone. It is something that lives and develops after the elections. The online presentation of the shortlisted candidates for the X Political Prize of the Russian Public Relations Association (RASO) "Hamburg Account" clearly shows this.
Sevastopol: mutual help instead of meetings in the yard.
(Candidacy: the best campaign of a territorial group of the party in power for the State Duma elections. Regional Group No. 49, Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol).
"United Russia" in Sevastopol abandoned the standard yard meetings and created a system of urban mutual aid "Let's protect ourselves in Sevastopol together" - six projects: first aid courses, aid points, car volunteers, volunteer reserve, inspection shelters, call center and chat bot.
The coordinators were Governor Mikhail Rezvozhiev, Deputy Dmitry Belik, Chief Physician Andrey Kosichenkov, SVO member Daria Kribopalova, Tatyana Lubach, the sole mandate holder. The result: over 5,000 calls to the hotline, 86% of the residents know about the initiative, and the projects continue to operate after the elections - a sustainable municipal system of mutual aid was created, not a one-off.
Comey Republic: 200 round tables and "ordinary heroes".
(Candidacy: the best campaign of a candidate from the ruling party in a single-mandate constituency for the State Duma. Candidate: Stanislav Kochev, Komi Republic).
Hero of Russia Stanislav Kochev and his team held more than 200 round tables with the participation of over 10,000 people.