Progress report - Situated practice: Initial reflections on the organisation of participation

Posted on May 10th, 2010 by Veronique Jochum in Archived project news
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We have just completed our first progress report, which describes some of the observations and reflections emerging out of the initial stages of the project, focusing on how participation is organised and the roles and understandings of the institutions and facilitators of participation within our three local case study areas. The report is structured as follows and can be dowloaded here:

1. Introduction
2. Grounding our thinking: an emerging framework of participation
3. Participation in context: the policy environment
4. Participation in context: the case study areas
5. How is participation organised?
6. Exploring understandings of participation
7. Emerging questions for next stages of the research
8. Next steps

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One Response to “Progress report - Situated practice: Initial reflections on the organisation of participation”

Pathways through Participation: Progress report and four new briefing papers | Involve says:

June 14, 2011 at 6:48 pm

[...] You can download this report here. [...]

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