PUPLIC
PARTICIPATION
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND PARTICIPATORY PROCESSES
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WHAT IS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION?
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DIFFERENT
WAYS
TO INVOLVE THE PUBLIC
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ROUND TABLES IN CANADA
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USING
ROUND TABLES IN THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR IN POLAND
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URBAN
GREENING. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN
BANGKOK
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ENLISTING THE PUBLIC TO CLEAN UP CITIES
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EMPOWERMENT
AND PUPLIC PARTICIPATION
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ICSC'S
ROLE AS A BROKER
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ICSC'S
CANADIAN TEAM-
PUPLIC PARTICIPATION AND MULTI-PARTY PROCESSES
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WHAT IS PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION?
Public participation is any process that involves
the public in solving a problem or making a decision that uses
public input to make better decisions.
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Taking the broadest definition, the public
is the general population within the geographic jurisdiction
of the agency. Many segments of "the public" may
have a particular interest or may be affected by or have
a stake in programs or decisions. In addition to individual
citizens, "the public" includes, but is not limited
to: representatives of consumer, environmental and other
advocacy groups; minority or ethnic groups; business and
industrial interests, including small businesses; and elected,
and appointed public officials; the news media; trade, industrial,
agricultural, and labor organizations; public health, scientific,
and professional representatives and societies; civic and
community associations; faith-based organizations; research,
university, education, and governmental organizations and
associations; and governments and agencies at all levels.
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The International Association of Public Participation
(IAP2) has established core values intended to help make better
decisions that reflect the interests and concerns of potentially
affected people and organizations.
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