18 examples of good practice community engagement online
This document lists 18 examples of online public engagement projects run by Bang the Table, including debates on off-leash beaches and home composting, stories from new parents and those with disabilities, mapping exercises to identify unsafe areas and sites of entrepreneurial innovation, submissions on climate change and land use policy, participatory budgeting on council priorities and community infrastructure, Q&As on the sale of historic assets and coal seam gas, surveys on recycling attitudes and airport preferences, a complaints handling program, an ideas collection platform, and strategies bringing together inputs for Queensland's digital economy and NSW's arts and culture. The document is authored by Crispin Butteriss, co-founder of Bang the Table.
18 examples of good practice community engagement online
- 1. Crispin Butteriss Co-founder Bang the Table 18 examples of good practice online engagement
- 6. Mapping where do you feel unsafe
- 8. Public submissions on climate change
- 9. Public submissions on land use policy
- 10. Participatory budgeting about Council priorities
- 11. Participatory budgeting about community infrastructure
- 12. Question & Answer about the sale of historic community assets
- 13. Question and answer about coal seam gas
- 14. Behavioral change surveys about attitudes to recycling
- 15. Preference surveys about airport facilities
- 16. Day to day complaints handling
- 17. Gathering great ideas all day, every day
- 18. Bringing it all together for the QLD Digital Economy strategy
- 19. Bringing it all together for the NSW Arts & Culture strategy