No question SPIRAL is idealistic... and in reality there may well be occurrences of malpractice. Not in the sense of technicalities - e.g. missing out stage 2.3, doing something for x minutes longer than instructed, including too large a number of participants in one group. The methodology is merely a step-by-step guide to follow if you are not sure how to proceed. What is essential to SPIRAL however is a series of fundamental principles which if disregarded would make the process non-SPIRAL.

Malcolm's slideshow to present SPIRAL.

SPIRAL and Edgeryders "Responding together – citizens’ engagement against exclusion" project first meeting in Cluj. This meeting tries to set up a methodology to unleash creativity and to increase the coordination group.

Un diaporama des images faites lors de la rencontre, ainsi que la réunion des dynamiseurs SPIRAL qui a suivi.

The romanian project Role of social dialog for social inclusion has provided to romanian territories of shared responsibility a facebook page.

The first draft of Mulhouse study visit. The idea of the visit is to gain experience of coresponsible actions for 40 local coordinators coming from all 8 pilot cities in Romania.

The Romanian project "Role of social dialog for social inclusion", carried on by IRIS and its Romanian partner CRIES, consists on developing eight territories of coresponsibility in romanian pilot cities. Those will evaluate local well-being and draw pilot shared responsibility action plans.