Breaking down political isolation

Description

Breaking down political isolation involves actively fostering dialogue, collaboration, and inclusion among marginalized or excluded groups and mainstream political processes. This strategy aims to remedy the negative effects of exclusion—such as disenfranchisement, social unrest, and policy inefficacy—by building networks, facilitating participation, and ensuring representation. Practical actions include creating platforms for engagement, supporting coalition-building, and promoting transparent communication to integrate isolated actors into decision-making and governance structures.