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An Introduction to Consultation Methods


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16/05/07


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Summary/Overview:

Fife Council has produced this clear document outlining 19 different methods for engaging people in decision-making activities. Each method is categorised and described in terms of its appropriateness for different levels of engagement. The document is written for a public services context.

Information on advantages, disadvantages, checklists and case studies are carefully combined to make this a succinct and informative document with an attractive layout and clear, accessible language. Methods are easily found and compared on a number of different criteria thanks to the use of clear visual design.

This document will be especially useful for local authority staff who need to understand and compare different ways of engaging the public.


Author(s):

Fife Council


Date:

2003


Source:

Fife Council


Availability:

Download the full document


Type:

'How to' guide: Methods


Intended Reader(s):

Activist, Practitioner


Intended Reader(s) - Specialist Groups:

Not Specialist


Focus:

General, Service Users


Policy Area:

Planning & Transport, Neighbourhoods, Community Development, Community Cohesion / race equality, General


Alternative formats:

None available

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  • 16:32, 15 May 2007
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