Methods of Public Consultation

Tom Curtin

Chapter 13 in Managing Green Issues, 2007, pp 144-162 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract Obviously, the type of consultation will be determined by the type of project. Consultation should be ongoing for the length of the project, but there will often be one event, such as an exhibition, where the public will be actively encouraged to get involved. However, one must avoid the trap of thinking: “Well, we have done the consultation and now it’s finished.” Consultation in other forms, even if only through informal contact with key stakeholders as outlined in Part 3 must still continue.

Keywords: Local Resident; Housing Development; Public Consultation; Public Meeting; Comment Book (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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