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Participatory and deliberative techniques to embed an ecosystems approach into decision-making: An introductory guide May 2011PROJECT CODE NR0124NR0124 Project partners Robert Fish Michael Winter

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1. Familiarize yourself with the purpose and goals of the participatory and deliberative techniques.
2. Identify the specific technique you want to use, such as focus groups, citizens' juries, or deliberative polls.
3. Determine the target audience or participants for the technique.
4. Clearly define the problem or issue that the technique will address.
5. Plan and design the structure and format of the technique, including the number of participants, time frame, and facilitation methods.
6. Develop the necessary materials and resources for the technique, such as discussion guides, voting tools, or information packets.
7. Recruit the participants and provide them with relevant information about the technique and its purpose.
8. Conduct the participatory or deliberative technique, ensuring that all participants have an equal opportunity to express their views and opinions.
9. Facilitate the discussions and ensure a respectful and inclusive environment for all participants.
10. Collect and analyze the data or outputs generated by the technique, such as survey results or recommendations.
11. Use the findings from the technique to inform decision-making processes or to guide further actions or initiatives.

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1. Government agencies and policymakers who want to involve citizens in decision-making processes and policy development.
2. Non-profit organizations and advocacy groups who seek input and feedback from the communities they serve.
3. Businesses and corporations aiming to engage stakeholders in shaping their strategies and initiatives.
4. Community leaders and organizers who want to empower community members and ensure their voices are heard.
5. Educational institutions and researchers who use participatory and deliberative techniques to gather insights and perspectives from various groups.
6. International organizations and NGOs working on issues of global importance, such as climate change or human rights.
7. Individuals and groups who want to promote democratic values and ensure inclusive and transparent decision-making processes.

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Participatory and deliberative techniques involve engaging stakeholders in decision-making processes and promoting discussion and dialogue among participants.

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The purpose of participatory and deliberative techniques is to promote transparency, collaboration, and inclusive decision-making processes.

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