The OECD, and more specifically its Wikiprogress website, successfully won CATALYST Open Call and experimented brilliantly Assembl for their consultation on Youth Well-Being between end of March and mid-May, 2015.

Gathering more than 300 hundred participants and almost 500 posts, this test was the real first large-scale online consultation managed with CATALYST platform Assembl, and proved to be extremely successful.

The OECD’s report goes through the advancement of the consultation all along its lifetime and provides extensive lessons-learned on the implementation of a Collective Intelligence tool within a community.

We thank the OECD for their precious inputs and for their efficient collaboration in the testing of Assembl.

The whole report can be found in the “Reports & Deliverables” section of the website.