Can you name a few pure democracy success stories around the world?

Sure. In the Danube Delta, rewilding has been successful. The protection and restoration of wetland habitats have led to an increase in fish stocks and a comeback of many bird species. It has become an important stopover for migratory birds.

New England town meetings in the United States are a form of pure democracy success. In these town meetings, local residents gather to discuss and vote on local issues such as budgets, school policies, and community development projects. It promotes a high level of community involvement and a sense of local governance. The decisions made in these meetings directly impact the daily lives of the people in the town, and it allows for a more responsive and grassroots form of democracy.

London has had success with its congestion charge. It has been effective in reducing the number of cars in the central part of the city. This has led to less traffic congestion, which in turn has made it easier for buses and other public transport to move around. Additionally, the revenue from the congestion charge has been used to improve public transport services, like upgrading bus stops and buying new buses.

China is another country with remarkable renewable energy success stories. China has been rapidly expanding its wind and solar energy capacity. It has vast solar farms in the deserts and large - scale wind farms in suitable areas. This expansion is driven by the need to reduce pollution and meet the growing energy demands of its huge population. China's investment in renewable energy technology also helps in making it more affordable globally.

Sure. In Israel, they have achieved great success in desert agriculture. Despite the arid conditions, they use advanced irrigation techniques like drip irrigation. This method delivers water directly to the roots of plants, minimizing water wastage. As a result, they are able to grow a variety of crops in the desert, making the most of limited water resources.

Sure. In Europe, the United Kingdom has a long - standing democratic tradition. Despite its recent political changes, it has a system where the rule of law prevails and citizens can influence policies through voting and political participation. In Asia, South Korea is a great example. After decades of development, it has a vibrant democratic system with an active civil society that can hold the government accountable. In South America, Uruguay stands out. It has a stable democratic government that has made efforts in areas like education and social welfare, all thanks to its democratic decision - making processes.

In the UK, the Thompson Sheep Farm has a long - standing success story. They have preserved traditional sheep breeds and are highly regarded for their heritage - breed lamb. Their marketing focuses on the unique taste and texture of these traditional breeds. In the United States, the Garcia Sheep Farm has done well. They started with a small herd but through careful expansion and investment in research on better feed, they have grown into a profitable operation.

Malawi is an interesting 'third world success story'. It has made significant progress in agriculture, especially in the production of maize. The government has been promoting sustainable farming practices. Also, it has been working on improving access to education. In South America, Bolivia has had some success. It has been more assertive in using its natural resources, like lithium, for the benefit of its people. It has also been working on social programs to reduce poverty.

Colonel Sanders. He had a hard life, with his business ideas failing for a long time. He was rejected over a thousand times when he tried to sell his fried chicken recipe. But finally, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) was born and became a global fast - food giant.

One of the democracy success stories is the United States. It has a system where citizens can vote for their representatives at various levels. This allows for a diverse range of voices to be heard in the political process. Another is Switzerland. Their system of direct democracy enables citizens to vote directly on many important issues. This high level of citizen participation helps ensure that policies reflect the will of the people.