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Building Collaborative Partnerships for Action

Building Collaborative Partnerships for Action

Jan 13, 2015 | Action Planning, Collaboration, Community Planning

“The issues we face are so big and the targets are so challenging that we cannot do it alone. When you look at any issue, such as food or water scarcity, it is very clear that no individual institution, government or company can provide the solution.” Paul Polman,...
Five tips for getting input from your entire audience rather than just a vocal few when dealing with a hot topic.

Five tips for getting input from your entire audience rather than just a vocal few when dealing with a hot topic.

May 7, 2014 | Collaboration, Community Planning

Have you wanted to design a meaningful engagement process for a controversial community issue but don’t know how to make sure you hear from everyone? Our recent experience designing and facilitating a public event for the Village of Pemberton regarding the concepts...
Embedded in Alberta: What’s an EcoDistrict?

Embedded in Alberta: What’s an EcoDistrict?

Dec 13, 2013 | Alberta, Collaboration, Community Planning, Sustainability

Are EcoDistricts the next approach to sustainability planning? Based on Dan’s recent introduction to the EcoDistrict concept, we think the process is solid and well researched, but is the name too “Eco” for broad acceptance? Does the name matter? Perhaps it is too...
Five things you can do to help strengthen your local economy and support your community

Five things you can do to help strengthen your local economy and support your community

May 13, 2013 | Economic Development

The foundation of a healthy community is a strong economy. When people are employed and financially secure they are better/more able to positively contribute to their community in a more meaningful way. A stable and balanced economy creates safety and security that...
How to align your Official Community Plan with an ICSP

How to align your Official Community Plan with an ICSP

Dec 6, 2012 | Community Planning, ICSP, OCP

Local governments have a responsibility for undertaking community planning to ensure the community’s needs are met in the present and future in areas ranging from land use, housing, transportation and economic development (among others). In recent years,...

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