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Join Today!: SECCN On Social Media
Join Today!: SECCN On Social Media
Southeast Coastal Climate Network (SECCN) and its sub-group, the Florida Climate Alliance, are coali@ons of individuals and organiza@ons working on the issue of climate change in the coastal Southeast. The Network facilitates communica@on and collabora@on between members thus providing central places of discussion about how coastal communi@es can eec@vely respond to climate change. Membership is diverse and includes representa@ves from small businesses, government, academia, nonprot organiza@ons, and concerned ci@zens with a geographic spread spanning the Atlan@c coast from Maryland southward to Florida and along the Gulf coast to Louisiana. The host organiza.on for SECCN is Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
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Structure
Wicked
Problems
Values-based
Engagement
IAP2
Values
Public
and
Stakeholder
Engagement
Engagement
Tools
and
Techniques
Wicked
Problems
Deni@ve
deni@on
challenging
(scoping
issue)
No
stopping
rule
Solu@ons
require
levels
not
true
/
false
Solu@on
aXempts
change
the
system
Solu@ons
hard
to
test
Uniqueness
Trickle
down
problems
generated
Systems
Approach
Wicked
problems
worsen
over
@me
Genera@ng
new
problems
System
elements
out
of
alignment
Change
required
Coordina@on
-
whole
system
change
Collabora@on
Ac@ons
suppor@ng
common
interests
Need
for
common
understanding
Accept
the
common
stake
Eliminate
/
guard
against
free
riders
Engaging
stakeholders
Stakeholder
Holds
an
interest
/
stake
in
a
pending
decision
or
ac@vity
Can
defend
rights
or
access
resources
in
support
of
their
stake
Can
organize
into
group
in
common
purpose
Ques@ons
Can
you
think
a
one
permanent
solu@on
to
a
wicked
problem?
How
was
that
problem
solved?
Values-Based Dialogue
Produce
of
lived
experience
Tradi@on
/
habit
Gives
meaning
to
your
life
Hold
it
dear
Posi@ons
Interests
Values
Values-Based Dialogue
Goodwill
Posi.ons Interest
Common Ground
Values
Benets
Raise
the
level
of
discussion
from
tac@cal
to
strategic
Build
decision
ownership
Enlist
suppor@ve
ac@ons
Ques@ons
Typical
shared
values?
Common
ground
for
ac@on?
1. The public should have a say in decisions about ac@ons that could aect their lives 2. Public par@cipa@on includes the promise that the publics contribu@on will inuence the decision 3. The public par@cipa@on process promotes sustainable decisions by recognizing and communica@ng the needs and interests of all par@cipants, including decision makers
IAP2 Values
4. The public par@cipa@on process seeks out and facilitates the involvement of those poten@ally aected by or interested in a decision 5. The public par@cipa@on process seeks input from par@cipants in designing how they par@cipate 6. The public par@cipa@on process provides par@cipants with the informa@on they need to par@cipate in a meaningful way 7. The public par@cipa@on process communicates to par@cipants how their input aected the decision
Ques@ons
Comments?
Why
Invest?
Must
....
its
required
You
require
informa@on
ideas
resources
You
need
to
share
the
decision
to
move
forward
Risk
management
(transac@on
cost
&
@me)
Durable
Decisions
Economic
Environmental
Technical
Social
Ques@ons
Types
of
decisions?
Types
of
impacts?
Informa@on
Giving
NewsleXers
/
bulle@ns
Adver@sement
Website
/
email
Bill
stuer
Phone
messaging
Brieng
/
presenta@on
Open
house
Consul@ng
People
Interviews
Kiosks
Web
surveys
/
polls
Comment
cards
Symposia
Focus
groups
Site
visits
Delphi
process
Town
hall
mee@ng
Involving
People
Keypad
polling
Workshops
CharreXe
Future
search
World
caf
Open
space
Apprecia@ve
inquiry
Study
circle
Dialogue
Delibera@ve
forum
Revolving
conversa@on
Ci@zen
panel
Ci@zen
jury
Advisory
Panel
Mind
mapping
Ques@ons
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This webinar is part of the Southeast Coastal Climate Network webinar series. For more information about the Southeast Coastal Climate Network visit their website at http://seccn.groupsite.com