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Webinar launch of Handbook 17th July 10-11am

Registration via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/planning-public-engagement-a-practical-new-handbook-tickets-111283776772

 

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Join us for the official launch of ‘How to Design and Plan Public Engagement Processes: A Handbook’.

This Handbook seeks to deepen people’s skills in designing and planning effective public engagement processes, by providing a structured four-stage framework for tackling the task. It draws on the authors’ extensive practical experience of training and working with facilitators across sectors as well as international expertise. It is intended for anyone involved in public engagement, in any capacity and in any type of engagement.

Overview

This Handbook seeks to deepen people’s skills in designing and planning effective public engagement processes, by providing a structured four-stage framework for tackling the task. It draws on the authors’ extensive practical experience of training and working with public engagement facilitators across sectors as well as international expertise.

You may be a citizen, a community or public engagement practitioner, an elected or government representative, or some other sponsoring organisation or stakeholder. You may be new to this kind of work or experienced but wanting to review and improve your practice. Or you may be studying public participation in democratic processes. Wherever you are coming from, and whatever type of public engagement you are doing, this Handbook promises to be a useful addition to your toolbox.

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