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…The term “consensus” can mean different things to different people. Taking time early in a a collaborative process to ensure participants share the same definition and understanding is often useful. This short (4:36), animated video features an entertaining exchange about consensus between two “superheroes” by www.consensusdecisionmaking.com.…
…or the investment? Many grant making agencies are interested in supporting community group with an interest in engaging community in planning processes. Some grant budgets will even have a line item for community planning or stakeholder participation. Your job is to explain why the listening tour is the best approach because you want to reach new, powerful voices or quiet thinkers, like kupuna and children. Where do you have your interviews – in…
…luding: substance abuse, energy conservation, tourism, sustainability, and community indicators. A Community Engagement Strategy for Negotiating a Package of Community Benefits This process has been used when an organization seeks to give and gain the respect of a community that is impacted by one of its projects. A Collaborative Strategy Grounded in Polynesian Values This strategy has been used with village councils, community groups, schools, an…
…ic Engagement, published in 2010 by the National Park Service. Learn about common collaborative themes that emerged from six case studies related to historic and protected lands, including a sacred burial ground, a recreational park, and a national preserve and park. The publication offers suggests strategies on what to do before convening, what it takes to be an effective leader through a collaborative process, and how to build team capacity and…
…n, and HFUU is actively promoting this method among it’s members and their communities. 3) Affordable Farm Land Trusts: This idea comes from HFUU member Dale Bonar, former ED for the Hawaii Islands Land Trust. It allows agriculturalists to build equity in a land lease and pass it on to their heirs, or sell their equity back to the trust when they retire. It is online in concept here: http://affordablefarmsmaui.org/. This is essential if we are…
…ube.com; it illustrates in statistical form our new world, including these compelling numbers: There are 31 billion Google searches every month. 31 billion requests of the Internet to provide us with answers. It is estimated that four exabytes (4 x 1019) of unique information will be generated this year, which is greater than all the unique information created in the last 4,000 years. The amount of new technical information doubles every year. An…
…; and Explain the reasons when deviations are taken from [WORKING GROUP] recommendations. Communication [WORKING GROUP] members will be informed of meetings through email or direct mail, depending on his/her preference, at least two weeks prior to the meeting. Meetings will be advertised in the [LIST MEDIA AND/OR LOCATION]. Project documents and notices will be posted on the project website. Email: [CONVENER] should be copied on all correspondenc…
…ies with the hope that others will be inspired to add to the knowledge base and increase the capacity for collaborative leadership in our community. Download an overview of the strategies…
…be improved. If funding has been secured for the collaborative leadership effort, a summary of the process and the outcomes of the group will be communicated to funders. Download a PDF version of the checklist.…
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