our mission
Our mission at CiviQ is to support meaningful engagement with citizens and stakeholders through innovations that deliver quality online consultations and deep insights into public opinion.
OpenInsights
Ideal for business HR, advertising & marketing, local authorities, governments & smart cities.
OpenConsult
Ideal for all organisations that need to consult, also internally with staff and stakeholders.
OpenAssociate
Ideal for networks, interest-based associations and communities.
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Data Analysis and Consultation Services
Talk to us about your data analysis or training needs.
We are here to help you plan and achieve meaningful and transparent engagement with stakeholders, users and citizens. Whatever your consultation needs, CiviQ’s deep research-driven innovations will support you and your stakeholders to engage more effectively. Build stronger relationships through a focus on diversity and using open data for insights that benefit everyone.
Whatever your consultation needs, CiviQ’s deep research-driven innovations will support you and your stakeholders to engage more effectively. Build stronger relationships through a focus on diversity and using open data for insights that benefit everyone.
Opinion data analysis
to support your consultations with OpenInsights.
Consultation services
Training
Research
Some of our clients
News & Articles
Join Discussion Tables about the Future of Europe.
Renew Europe, the centrist and third largest political group in the European Parliament offers you a series of EU discussion tables in 25 European Member States, feeding into the Conference on the Future of Europe. This is is a great opportunity for you and those...
European Open Government Leaders Forum
CEO of CiviQ, Vanessa Liston, participated as a speaker that the European Open Government Leaders Forum in Milan. The thematic fish-bowl conversation focused on how citizen participation can effectively foster innovation, improve public services and restore trust...
Innovative Voting Experiment on National Unity Government
After the Irish General Election in 2016, on the 23rd April, The Irish Times co-hosted a public voting experiment with the De Borda Institute, DCU and CiviQ, demonstrating how a national unity government could be elected. It used the innovative Matrix voting method...
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