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IAP2 Australasia Papers now available for Download
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The Power of Engaging Stakeholders - Better Policy, Improved services, Stronger Community
21 February 2008
Podcasts and pdf's of powerpoint presentations below are now available.
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Speaker
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Connecting up, introductions and expectations
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Max Hardy, Director, Twyford Consulting
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Collaboration in Education - IAP2 Core Value Award Winner 2007
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Lucy Cole-Edelstein and Abbie Jeffs, Elton Consulting
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Heeding the voices in health care policy and service delivery
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Jenny Beach, Cancer Council of NSW/ Stephani Roy McCallum, Dialogue Partners Canada
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Engaging with the traditionally less well represented - how to do it better in building sustainable community.
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Wendy Sarkissian - NSW
Leo Dillman - Canada Anne Carroll - USA Judy Banko - NSW Robert Nurick - UK |
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Accessible Services - Communication and Transport - How can stakeholders assist operators to build and provide better services?
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Amelia Shaw - TransLink Canada
Robert Morsillo - Telstra VIC |
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Challenge Question:
Is building Social Capital a distraction from the main game? Aren't we really here to build robust policy and effective services? |
Presenters
IAP2 International Board Members Symposium Participants |
Future Edges - Pushing the boundaries of Community engagement
6 & 7 September 2007
Podcasts available for all the 4 keynote speaker and pdf's of powerpoint presentations for other speakers.
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SPEAKER
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Opening Address
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Hon Joan Kirner AM, former Premier of Victoria
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What does it take for community engagement to influence governments?
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Tom Bentley, Executive Director, Policy and Cabinet, Victoria, former director of Demos UK.
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Genuine Democratic Engage3ment: 30 years past, 30 years forward
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Dr Lyn Carson, University of Sydney
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The role of the media in public policy and community engagement
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Jon Faine, morning presenter, ABC Radio
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Cyberculture and a sense of community: E=M*C**2 (Engagement = newMedia*Culture*Convergence
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Dr Darren Toffs, Swinburne University
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Lessons from Toowoomba: to what extent did print journalism covering the water recycling debate in Toowoomba during 2006 contribute to the plebiscite outcome.
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Meaghan Vosz, Leighton Contractors
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Rethinking water policy - the wake-up call
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Ann Shaw Rungie,Ann Shaw Rungie Consulting
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Practical strategies for Managing Community Relations - Lessons from Australia's largest road construction project.
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Megan Cusack, Eastlink Project and Alison Hendricks,Darzin Software
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Learning to listen better - the Vulcan Lane story
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Ben Parsons, Auckland City Council
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Evaluating Community engagement OR engaging to evaluate? An action learning approach to evaluating community engagement".
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Heather Shaw, Department of Sustainability & Environment & Briare McElhone, Maroondah City Council
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Engaging with communities in critical incidents.
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Kerry Murphy, Parks Victoria
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Organisations with good internal engagement practices are more capable of achieving good community engagement outcomes.
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Twyford Consulting
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A new way forward - using public participation to negotiate compensation for environmental damage at the Ok Tedi mine in Papua New Guinea.
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Barbara Sharp, Offor Sharp & Associates
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Bums on Seats: attracting people to community engagement activities
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Ruth Davies, Maunsell
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Consultative issues surrounding greenhouse gas mitigation projects.
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Carmel Anderson, CRC for Greenhouse Gas Technologies
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