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The '''Structured Democratic Dialogue Process''', also referred to as [[Structured Design Process]], is an implementation of a [[Co-Laboratory]] in strict compliance with the [[Foundational Axioms of Dialogic Design Science| Foundational Axioms ]] and [[Laws of Dialogic Design Science|Laws]] of [[Dialogic Design Science]].

==The Broker makes the first move==

==Setting up a Knowledge Management Team==

==Formulating the Triggering Question==

==Selecting the appropriate stakeholders==

The KMT is responsible for choosing the minimum number of individuals who represent the maximum possible variety of stakeholders. The [[Law of Requisite Variety]] demands that the variety of those participating should be equal to the variety that exists in the real-world system. In simple terms, those invited to join a dialogue must represent all possible diverse and or conflicting points of view, opinions, or interests. A stakeholder is defined as any entity that has a stake in any potential changes to the system; i.e., those whose lives will be influenced by any changes in the system. These include non-human entities such as animals and the environment at large. The interests of the latter could be represented by people who work for relevant NGOs or other analogous organizations.

[[File:SDDP_Phases.png|left|upright=1|alt=Logo.|Graphical illustration of the phases of a typical SDDP]]

==External links==

*[~~http~~://~~dialogicdesignscience~~.~~wikispaces~~.~~com Official wiki os scientists~~ and ~~practitioners~~]

*[https://www.coe.int/en/web/culture-and-heritage/structured-democratic-dialogue-process]

[[Category:Dialogic Design Science]]