Engagement and Communication Engagement Spectrum Have you explored opportunities for collaboration with other parties? How have you identified those that may have a common interest in your project and how are you going to engage them? It is important to involve potential partners in investigating opportunities for collaboration and in planning action to optimise the management of your project at the appropriate scale. Consider any social, economic or other impacts/opportunities and how should these be addressed. Inform Consult Involve Collaborate Empower Goal Provide balanced Obtain feedback Work directly Partner each Final decision and objective on analysis, throughout the aspect of the making in the information and alternatives process to decision including hands of the assist and/or measure alternatives and public. understanding. decisions. concerns and solution. aspirations are understood and considered. Promise Keep informed. Acknowledge Concerns Incorporate Implement concerns and directly advice and community provide reflected in recommendations decisions. feedback on alternatives. in decisions. how input influenced the decision. Public Workshops Advisory Ballots Tools Fact sheets comment committees/ Deliberate Delegated Web sites working Focus polling decision Open houses groups groups Feedback Forum Blogs Surveys form Social Presentations Public Blogs networks Videos meetings Participatory Feedback form Note: Adapted from the International Association for Public Participation Spectrum (IAP2) and the Bang the Table Stakeholder Identification and Mapping Organisation Reason for Description of their Type of Is this an Tools or group involvement interest, views or engagement existing (community, key skills in the relationship individual, project (link or one you government, to hope to project engagement develop? partner, spectrum) NGO etc)
Engagement and Communication Engagement Spectrum Have you explored opportunities for collaboration with other parties? How have you identified those that may have a common interest in your project and how are you going to engage them? It is important to involve potential partners in investigating opportunities for collaboration and in planning action to optimise the management of your project at the appropriate scale. Consider any social, economic or other impacts/opportunities and how should these be addressed. Inform Consult Involve Collaborate Empower Goal Provide balanced and objective information and assist understanding. Obtain feedback on analysis, alternatives and/or decisions. Work directly throughout the process to measure concerns and aspirations are understood and considered. Partner each aspect of the decision including alternatives and solution. Final decision making in the hands of the public. Promise Keep informed. Acknowledge concerns and provide feedback on how input influenced the decision. Concerns directly reflected in alternatives. Incorporate advice and recommendations in decisions. Implement community decisions. Tools Fact sheets Web sites Open houses Blogs Presentations Videos Public comment Focus groups Surveys Public meetings Feedback form Workshops Deliberate polling Feedback form Blogs Advisory committees/ working groups Participatory Ballots Delegated decision Forum Social networks Note: Adapted from the International Association for Public Participation Spectrum (IAP2) and the Bang the Table Stakeholder Identification and Mapping Organisation or group Reason for involvement (community, individual, government, project partner, NGO etc) Description of their interest, views or key skills Type of engagement in the project (link to engagement spectrum) Is this an existing relationship or one you hope to develop? Tools
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