Engagement methods and tools

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This section contains a range of tools and resources for practitioners working with rural and regional communities.

Toolkits – practical resources for undertaking engagement in rural and regional areas.

Rural and regional networks - organisations and networks across Australia that focus on rural and regional information.

Research institutions - Australian research institutions conduct studies of regional significance.

Newsletters - access to 'clearing house' type newsletters that are relevant to regional stakeholders.

Last updated 21 August 2008