Public Participation for Better Utilities
Growing recognition of public participation in the utilities sector is transforming resource management and infrastructure.
Yamini Zerfas
Yamini tracks research and trends for Bang the Table. She has a background in communications.
Digital Engagement Lights Up SA Power Networks State-Wide Consultation
As a monopoly in the business, SA Power Networks is required to engage with customers as per the regulators in the sector. Extending conversations into a comprehensive engagement program unearthed new value for customers, stakeholders and business alike.
‘A Culture that Tries’: Community Engagement Enacts Commitment of High-Performance Government
The concept of High-Performance Government is a commitment towards bringing greater positive impact through sustainable innovation for improved governance. What could this mean for government organisations looking to better serve their communities? And how can government organisations engage better towards these ends?
Logan City Council’s Landmark Child and Youth Engagement Framework
The City of Logan has underlined a vital role for the community’s youth with their landmark child and youth engagement framework that sets out pathways to bring young perspectives to the conversation to inform policy and planning.
Playing Together Pays: Digital Engagement Transforms Parks and Recreation
Parks and recreation facilities are at the heart of community wellbeing. It’s universally acknowledged that successful parks and recreation projects demonstrate a living commitment to the communities that they serve. It therefore follows that these beloved habitats of community life have a duty to place the community at their core.
Online engagement enables a bilingual heart-to-heart in Moncton
Let’s Chat Moncton is enabling better engagement with a bilingual community across a variety of local issues. With quality information flowing to and from the community and decision-makers, this dedicated online engagement space is bringing clarity to vital conversations in New Brunswick’s largest city.
Nova Scotia Health Authority’s online engagement fosters community
Nova Scotia Health Authority’s online community engagement journey reveals vital insights into public involvement in the health sector.
What can online community engagement do for the small city?
Online community engagement has revealed a whole new world of opportunities and tools for better, wider, and deeper conversations with communities large and small. See how smaller cities are making a big impact with community engagement.
Walk, Roll, Ride: Byron Shire Council’s pathway to better mobility infrastructure
Byron Shire Council set out to learn how local footpaths, cycleways, and related facilities were working for the community, what was missing, and what needed to go into planning for upgrading this infrastructure to better serve the region.
‘Let’s Talk Kamloops’ takes the conversation to the community in its online engagement
The City of Kamloops online engagement hub, Let’s Talk Kamloops, has seen over 21,000 visits and 6800 engaged, informed, and aware participants since its launch in mid-2018.
Thinking beyond the survey: Cambridgeshire’s transport planning is mapping its future
Consult Cambs, the online consultation hub for the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP), is thinking beyond the survey to add a whole new dimension to how community and stakeholders can set out ideas for their shared future.
How the City of Casey built historic advocacy campaign success
In his recent webinar with Bang the Table, Sid Wynen reveals how the City of Casey crafted and delivered the Commit to Casey advocacy campaign, securing $1 billion and $3.6 billion in direct and indirect funding prior to the Victorian election. Drawing on his extensive experience in community engagement, advocacy, and public policy – and […]
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