5.2.

1. Represent Decidim in the local community. 

2. Create a space for sharing experiences around Decidim.

3. Create common resources within the community of practice (documentation, translations, trainings, etc.)

4. Advise and help people who are new to the community.

5. Disseminate the values of the project.

6. Encourage a good use of Decidim to guarantee the democratic quality of the local processes.

7. Promote the adoption of Decidim and open-source software locally. 

8. Organize events to share experiences and network.

9. Receive and spend funding to support local organizing activities (hackathons, workshops, training activities, practitioner meet-ups, conference attendance and other promotional activities). 

10. Receive funding to finance the development and/or maintenance of Decidim Association-managed (i.e. ‘core’) code; in these cases 100% of the funds raised must be transferred to the Decidim Association’s.