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For the very first time in its history, Montréal is setting aside $25 million to carry out projects proposed by the public. The projects funded by the participatory budget will contribute to the social and ecological transition.
Discover the 12 winning projects
After proposing 620 ideas during the fall of 2020, you were more than 20,000 to chime in summer 2021, in order to select the winning projects. Thank you for your participation!
The winning projects are:
Les mini-forêts de Montréal (Montréal mini-forests)
De l’eau dans ta gourde (Water in your bottle)
Mobilier festif inclusif et sécuritaire (Safe, inclusive and festive furniture)
Le Jardin Éthel (Éthel garden)
Notre serre 4 saisons à Saint-Michel (Four-season greenhouse in Saint-Michel)
Corridor écologique du grand Sud-Ouest (Ecological corridor in the greater Sud-Ouest)
Quai34 (Pier 34)
Zones nourricières écologiques (Ecological food zones)
Les jardins verticaux de la fraîcheur (Vertical gardens)
Parcours riverain Gouin (Gouin riverside circuit)
Capteurs de pluie (Rain catchers)
Verdissement de rues (Greening of streets)
To learn more about the progress of the projects, please visit montreal.ca.
For the very first time in its history, Montréal is setting aside $25 million to carry out projects proposed by the public. The projects funded by the participatory budget will contribute to the social and ecological transition.
Discover the 12 winning projects
After proposing 620 ideas during the fall of 2020, you were more than 20,000 to chime in summer 2021, in order to select the winning projects. Thank you for your participation!
The winning projects are:
Les mini-forêts de Montréal (Montréal mini-forests)
De l’eau dans ta gourde (Water in your bottle)
Mobilier festif inclusif et sécuritaire (Safe, inclusive and festive furniture)
Le Jardin Éthel (Éthel garden)
Notre serre 4 saisons à Saint-Michel (Four-season greenhouse in Saint-Michel)
Corridor écologique du grand Sud-Ouest (Ecological corridor in the greater Sud-Ouest)
Quai34 (Pier 34)
Zones nourricières écologiques (Ecological food zones)
Les jardins verticaux de la fraîcheur (Vertical gardens)
Parcours riverain Gouin (Gouin riverside circuit)
Capteurs de pluie (Rain catchers)
Verdissement de rues (Greening of streets)
To learn more about the progress of the projects, please visit montreal.ca.
