Canterbury Bankstown Council is engaging with their community to help plan for the future growth of the Bankstown CBD by developing an integrated transport and streetscape plan. Learn about council’s undertaking on an ongoing multi-stage engagement with their community on a high-value and impactful project and how you can implement their strategy in your own engagement efforts.
Moonee Valley City Council engaged with its community to help plan the future of Windy Hill, an iconic sport and recreation reserve in Essendon, Victoria. This project is a terrific example of a council undertaking early engagement with their community to inform future planning and development.
Looking for new and participatory ways to get people involved in the Business Plan and Budget process, Engage Bayswater invited their community to help inform the City’s annual operating budget for 2019/20. See how this well thought out process can – and should – be replicated by other Councils.
This year we shared 20 of our best client sites that either excelled with great design, user functionality or excellent online engagement strategy. With 50-60 projects released each week, finding our favourites was no easy feat! With 2015 drawing to a close, we take a look back at some of these projects and look forward to sharing […]
Back in March, our previous City of Port Phillip staff pick on the Acland Street Upgrades took place at an earlier stage of the consultation process. Now, we take another look at the project and walk you through some of the best practice features.
Rockdale City Council in New South Wales, Australia has designed a beautiful and simple playground upgrade consultation site. This project features a single EngagmentHQ tool – a survey – to gather community feedback along with a number of customisable widgets, which provide site visitors with relevant and useful information.
The Auckland Transport team has impressed us with very high engagement rates in their past projects, making this a perfect site to showcase some effective ways to design your EngagementHQ site. Read on to discover what tools have been used for this project and how they helped the Transport team achieve their project goals.
Melbourne’s Bayside City Council’s latest consultation has quickly become a great example of highly engaged participation. The Council was aware that this project – the redevelopment of a local park – would incite high public interest. To cater to the diversity of the expected audience, they utilised EngagementHQ’s visual capability to display accessible and easy to read plans, while keeping the site design simple and clear.
We love the fresh new look of the Education State site, so we thought we’d take a closer look at how they’ve utilised the EngagementHQ tools and design through our new Whitehaven template. We’ve broken down some of the features, to give you a guided look at how they’re using EHQ.
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