Study on local government social media has no plant content
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This article covers municipal digital communication policy in Peru and offers nothing relevant to gardeners, foragers, or plant enthusiasts.
This paper looks at how a city government near Lima uses websites and social media to talk with residents, finding that the communication mostly flows one direction and doesn't build much trust. It's a political science and communications study, not a plant or nature topic, so there's nothing here for plant lovers to dig into.
Key Findings
The study is a qualitative case study of San Martín de Porres municipality in Lima, Peru, covering 2023-2026.
Digital communication from the local government was found to be predominantly one-directional with weak institutional feedback.
Researchers concluded that current digital strategies fail to adequately engage citizens or build institutional trust, recommending more participatory approaches.
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This study examines digital communication practices in a Lima, Peru municipal government and finds that one-way messaging weakens citizen trust and participation. It has no connection to plant science, botany, or gardening.
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Comunicación digital y participación ciudadana en la gobernanza local: San Martín de Porres (Perú)
RESUMENPara el estudio se analizó el papel de la comunicación digital en los procesos de participación ciudadana que, se encontraban específicamente vinculados a la gobernanza local. Todo ello a pa...
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