Towards Whole of Community Engagement: A Practical Toolkit
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Aslin, H
Brown, Valerie
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Murray-Darling Basin Commission
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This toolkit is designed to help anyone who wants to develop, design or conduct community
engagement processes, or to be part of them. It has a particular focus on engaging communities
in natural resource management issues in Australia’s Murray-Darling Basin, but much of the
material is applicable to almost any kind of community engagement, anywhere.The toolkit has
been written for the Murray-Darling Basin Commission, but we hope it will help a range of
stakeholders – in fact all those people who have an interest in a more sustainable future. It is
particularly relevant to you if you are responsible for making decisions about community
engagement processes.You could be a staff member or volunteer from a government, nongovernment,
industry or private sector organisation.You could be a member of a catchment
management organisation or other regional group involved in natural resource management.
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Aslin, H.J. & Brown,V.A. 2004, Towards Whole of Community Engagement: A practical toolkit. Murray-Darling Basin Commission, https://www.mdba.gov.au/sites/default/files/archived/mdbc-S-E-reports/1831_towards_whole_of_community_engagement_toolkit.pdf
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