Dialogue and Engagement Hub
This set of resources is based on important research that was supported by the EPA (link here)
- Sustainable change is complicated and is often very different from one place to another.
- Finding out just what makes your community special is very important if you want to make it more sustainable.
- You need to know who can make important decisions in your community (actors) and how those changes can be brought about (drivers) is crucial
- Ideas and actions that best suit each community need to be created in co-operation; with everyone being heard, and everyone giving their own thoughts. This is called ‘co‑design’. Sustainability projects and actions that are ‘co-designed’ are more likely to succeed than plans that are one-size-fits all, national strategies.
This resource will help you get more people from your community involved in sustainability, it shows you how to get more people talking to eachother and increase local participation.
The tool itself has been co-designed by our community expert partners.
We will be updating and improving this set of tools regularly. We would love to hear directly from you: what do you think of the resources (add your reviews) and what resources do you think we could add (email us using the contact form below)?
General Resources
Practical, free tools to help community committees engage their neighbours and other local groups and take meaningful climate action.
Resources for Committee dialogue
Learn how to run effective meetings, identify target actions, take records and allocate tasks.
