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New Tricks – What do we need most – new methods ….or a new attitude?
Read → iiEffortless consultation – Too many organisations make heavy weather of consultation
Read → iiiWhat’s it all about? – Can we convince people that the consultation craze is worthwhile? Is it more than saying Yes?
Read → ivConversation starters – How clued-up are we about the best ways to initiate dialogues with emerging communities?
Read → vThe Generation Game – What are the challenges of listening to younger ….and older people?
Read → viThe magic moment – Is there one particular moment when consultation is most appropriate?
Read → viiSign here, please …… – Will the encouragement of Local petitions and the Councillors’ Call for Action stimulate better dialogues?
Read → viii…the sum of all the parts – Is the whole Empowerment White Paper greater than the sum of its many parts?
Read → ixWhen consultees link together – We’re about to see a fascinating experiment in public participation
Read → xWanted: Centres of excellence – Inconsistency is one of the worst aspects of consultation in the UK; yet the best are truly excellent
Read → xiA duty to inform – One of the most vulnerable areas for those who consult is the need to ensure that information provided is fair and comprehensive
Read → xiiParticipatory Budgeting – The Consultation Institute’s Briefing on the concept behind Community Kitties & other initiatives
Read → xiiiFocus on Empowerment – If the Government is really serious about its new Empowerment agenda, it needs better focus and a willingness to stick with it for a while
Read → xivThe ultimate consultation – How strong is the case for a referendum?
Read → xvA single source of data – Eliminating wasteful data management practices may be the best case for new technology
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