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Unleashing citizen participation
Pathways through Participation
Pathways through Participation aimed to improve our understanding of how and why people participate, how their involvement changes over time, and what pathways, if any, exist between different activities. more » – Pathways through Participation
peopleandparticipation.net
Peopleandparticipation.net is the UKs portal for public participation practitioners, bringing together theory and practice around participation and participatory activities. Recent developments have made the People and Participation site even more relevant and applicable to the everyday work of central and … more » – peopleandparticipation.net
Activating Empowerment: Empowering Britain from the bottom up
CLG commissioned Involve and Ipsos MORI to bring together learning on the most effective approaches to user empowerment in local government service delivery. This report is based on extensive desk research and aims to outline the main theories underpinning thinking … more » – Activating Empowerment: Empowering Britain from the bottom up
Everybody Needs Good Neighbours?
Over the course of the last decade there has been a growing public debate about the changing nature of Britain’s social fabric. The media, academic researchers and government reports all paint a picture of a society that is struggling to … more » – Everybody Needs Good Neighbours?
Councillor in the Community
Councillor in the Community is a website designed to support London councillors becoming leaders of their communities. The website features: Community leadership resources Provides links to existing community leadership tools for councillors. A guide to the governance of health Gives councillors … more » – Councillor in the Community

