"Grün gewinnt" — Leitfaden für Wahlkämpfe und Kampagnen (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen)
Summary
“Grün gewinnt — Leitfaden für Wahlkämpfe und Kampagnen” is the German Greens’ 44-page illustrated campaign handbook covering target-group analysis, team building, action cards, canvassing, and interim review. The cross-ideological exemplar of a party field-operations manual, hosted at edeos.org.
Body
Gruen gewinnt - Leitfaden fuer Wahlkaempfe und Kampagnen is a 44-page illustrated campaign handbook published by the German Greens (Buendnis 90/Die Gruenen) and currently hosted at edeos.org as a free PDF download [source: gruenwins-leitfaden]. The handbook is a cross-ideological exemplar of a party field-operations manual: it lays out, in plain German, how to run a constituency-level electoral campaign and a broader political campaign using the European-Green organising tradition [source: gruenwins-leitfaden]. It is widely cited in German civic-society training and is one of the few openly-published Green-party field manuals in Europe [source: gruenwins-leitfaden].
Coverage is structured as a working tool, in five named sections: target-group analysis (Zielgruppenanalyse); team building (Teamaufbau); action cards (Aktionskarten); canvassing (Tuerschildbesuche); and interim review (Zwischenbilanz) [source: gruenwins-leitfaden]. Each section carries worked examples and printable worksheets the reader can adapt; the visual presentation is intentionally schematic, with planning canvases and card-sorting exercises that translate well to a workshop wall [source: gruenwins-leitfaden].
A campaigner reaches for it when designing a German-tradition electoral or political campaign, when calibrating European Green and progressive-party field methods for use in non-German contexts, or when wanting a small, visually-clear planning canvas for the front end of a campaign [source: gruenwins-leitfaden]. Treat as link-only. [source: gruenwins-leitfaden]
Use it for
Designing a DE-tradition campaign; calibrating European Green and progressive-party field methods; adapting visual planning canvases.
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