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Public participation techniques

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How to develop a public participation strategy:   show
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show Common objectives include eliciting ideas and information from the public; educating the public; reviewing proposals; resolving conflicts; and identifying attitudes.  
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Ascertain the specific people or groups who should be participating in the programs   show
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Determine when and where public participation is required in the project.   show
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Identify different participation processes and methods that are capable of fulfilling goals and objectives as well as the resources necessary to use them.   show
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Participatory Process   show
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show A single, formal meeting. Participants present info, share their concerns, and offer assertions of fact - all of which are recorded as public record. Unless hearings are required by law (usually are), they should be avoided - dominated by interest groups  
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show Generally large, informal gatherings where participants can address the audience. May or may not be a legal requirement to create an agenda, or to record and publish the statements and info presented. Least effective community participation tool bc  
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show can have polarizing effect on the participants and offers an opportunity to "grandstand" rather than to address the issues.  
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show A participatory process in which the residents of a community collaborate to develop goals and policies for its future. Normally occurs at the beginning of the process and entails workshops, meetings, and other participatory stuff.  
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show Participants should not focus on current problems; rather, should envision an ideal state for the community in 10 years. Using this information, planners can devise objectives and propose changes.  
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show A small, informal meeting which a trained moderator guides the discussion and elicits opinions. Moderator is seeking to educate the group on the goals and strategies for existing plans, to determine reactions, needs and concerns regarding development  
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show identify participants (specific stakeholder group); acquire participants; prep the room; devise questions; find a trained moderator; conduct session; write down impressions on the session immediately after its over; submit a report  
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Citizen Advisory Committee   show
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Delphi Technique   show
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show Highly-focused, collaboration between planners, designers, professionals, and citizens. Lasts several days, has a single goal or issue, such as designing a building or planning an neighborhood.  
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show Finding and creating a studio workspace open to the public so citizens may view ideas and concepts that are being created. Holding the first public kickoff meeting and workshop. Creating various designs and plans through a series of collaborative efforts  
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Charrette (cont.) characteristics   show
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show Provide quantitative measure of public opinion and have the following advantages: offer greater statistical certainty than other types of processes. Involve people who normally do not participate in public events, and find inconvenient to attend meetings  
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show Only accurate immediately after taken bc public opinion changes. Weigh all participants equally when in reality certain participants are more knowledgeable than others. Convey a false sense of quantitative/scientific certainty when conducted inaccurately  
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Poll   show
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Survey   show
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show Provide responses at a very slow rate, which can diminish the reliability of the info. They do not require the services of a trained interviewer, and can be completed whenever the participant has time.  
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show Email/web-based surveys are administered online. They are inexpensive, do not require services of a trained interviewer, and can be completed whenever the participant has time. They exclude people w/o internet access or software that block out mass emails  
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show Can be conducted inexpensively and quickly. A trained interviewer must ensure that each questionnaire asks the same questions in precisely the same manner. Persons with caller ID, unlisted numbers, and no telephone service are excluded.  
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In-person Interviews   show
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