Baraza

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Baraza is a term commonly used in East Africa to refer to a public meeting, council, or community gathering place where people discuss local issues and resolve disputes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf community council
cultural practice
dispute resolution forum
public meeting
decisionMakingStyle consensus-based
emphasizes dialogue
restorative justice
social cohesion
governedBy customary law
local norms
hasFunction community decision-making
conflict resolution
discussion of local issues
dispute mediation
information sharing
local governance
hasLanguageOrigin Swahili NERFINISHED
hasMeaning council
public meeting
hasRegion East Africa NERFINISHED
hasSetting community hall
open-air space
under a tree
hasTemporalFrequency as-needed
periodic
involvesParticipants community members
local leaders
traditional elders
isFormOf participatory democracy
traditional justice system
oftenChairedBy local administrator
local elder
village chief
relatedConcept jirga
palaver
village council
typicallyHeldAt community gathering place
neighborhood level
village level
usedFor discussing development projects
public consultations
resolving community conflicts
resolving family disputes
resolving land disputes
usedInCountry Burundi NERFINISHED
Kenya NERFINISHED
Rwanda NERFINISHED
Tanzania NERFINISHED
Uganda NERFINISHED

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Dass hasAlternativeName Baraza