IAP2 Core Values

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The IAP2 core values outline essential principles for effective public participation in decision-making processes. These values focus on the right of affected individuals to contribute, the promise that their input will influence outcomes, and the necessity of providing relevant information for meaningful engagement. By adhering to these principles, public participation processes can achieve sustainable decisions that reflect the interests of all stakeholders.

IAP2 core
values
IAP2 developed the Core Values for the Practice of Public Participation for use in developing and implementing
public participation processes to help inform better decisions that reflect the interests and concerns of potentially
affected people and entities. The Core Values were developed with broad international input to identify those
aspects of public participation that cross national, cultural and religious boundaries.
1 Public participation is based on the belief that
those who are affected by a decision have a
right to be involved in the decision-making
process.
2 Public participation includes the promise that
the public’s contribution w Public
participation communicates to participants
will influence the decision.
3 Public participation promotes sustainable
decisions by recognizing and communicating
the needs and interests of all participants,
including decision makers.
4 Public participation seeks out and facilitates
the involvement of those potentially affected
by or interested in a decision.
5 Public participation seeks input from
participants in designing how they
participate.
6 Public participation provides participants with
the information they need to participate
a. in a meaningful way.
7 Public participation communicates to
participants how their input affected the
decision.
The Core Values define expectations and
aspirations of the public participation process.
Processes based on the Core Values have been
shown to be the most successful and respected.

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