manabalss.lv

A civic petition platform for Latvian residents to propose initiatives, support ideas and seek changes to laws

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Highlights

  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03

About manabalss.lv

ManaBalss.lv operates a civic engagement platform in Latvia where people can create and support initiatives aimed at changing laws and influencing society.

The platform serves active citizens and people seeking to shape Latvia’s future. It also solicits donations to support the platform.

Product: An online platform for proposing and supporting civic initiatives, including petitions for legal and local-government change.

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