Giulia Cibrario

Giulia Cibrario currently serves as a Junior Policy Analyst within the OECD’s Open Governance Unit, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing innovative approaches to citizen participation and digital democracy. Her work focuses on exploring how emerging digital tools and participatory frameworks can enhance democratic processes, foster greater civic engagement, and improve policy outcomes. In her role, Giulia contributes to the development of evidence-based policy recommendations by conducting rigorous research, analyzing case studies, and evaluating the impact of innovative citizen engagement initiatives across various national and subnational governments.

A key aspect of her expertise involves supporting governments in designing and implementing inclusive participation mechanisms that strengthen trust and transparency in governance. She collaborates closely with policymakers to develop strategies that leverage digital platforms, social media, and e-participation tools to facilitate meaningful dialogue between citizens and decision-makers. Giulia’s work also encompasses strategic forecasting, helping to anticipate future trends in digital democracy and citizen engagement, ensuring that policies remain adaptable and forward-looking.

Her skills in report writing, document drafting, and impact assessment enable her to produce comprehensive analyses that inform policy development and foster stakeholder buy-in. Additionally, her proficiency in French and her experience in business development and account management contribute to her ability to build strong partnerships and communicate complex concepts effectively. Through her dedication to strengthening democratic resilience in the face of 21st-century challenges—such as climate change, social inequalities, and technological transformation—Giulia Cibrario exemplifies a committed and innovative policy professional shaping the future of open governance.