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Method: Action-Learning and Planning (ALP) Meetings

Feb 1 '18

Author:
AGWENJANG Patience
The following is a suggested structure. We recommend users follow these headings to make it easier to compare and analyze entries. Definition Problems and Purpose History Participant Selection Deliberation, Decisions, and Public Interaction Influence, Outcomes, and Effects Analysis and Lessons Learned Secondary Sources External Links Notes
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Method: Deebase

Aug 26 '13

Author:
Alberto Lusoli
Deebase is a content management system CMS aimed at supporting communities in fostering the exchange of ideas among their members, turning chaotic interactions into full-fledged debates.
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Method: Enquiry-by-Design

Oct 18 '16

Author:
Scott Fletcher
The Enquiry-by-Design method is used in urban renewal projects and involves a consensus building approach among a diverse array of participants. Citizens are involved from the very beginning of the project till the final stages and are assisted by a technical team, stakeholders and government officials.
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Method: Online Consultations

Dec 3 '12

Author:
Rachel Waters
Online consultations or e-consultations refer to an exchange between government and citizens using the Internet. They are one form of online deliberation.
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Method: Public Hearing

Jun 2 '10

Author:
Czimmerman
Public hearings are “open gathering[s] of officials and citizens, in which citizens are permitted to offer comments, but officials are not obliged to act on them or, typically, even to respond publicly."
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