Engagement methods and tools

• Community engagement in Queensland
  • Three levels of engagement
• Community engagement guides
  • Introduction to engagement
  • Methods and techniques
  • Queensland public sector
  • People with disabilities
  • In the business of government
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) communities
  • Culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities
  • Evaluating community engagement
• Engaging with rural and regional communities
  • Toolkits
  • Rural and regional networks
  • Research institutions
  • Newsletters
• Community engagement initiatives
  • UN Conference
    • Conference objectives
    • Participation in the conference
    • Brisbane Declaration on community engagement
• Training and development in the public sector
• Other resources
  • Queensland
  • Australia
  • International

More information

The purpose of Engaging Queenslanders: Community engagement in the business of government is to provide practical guidance to improving community engagement in policy development and planning processes.

This resource identifies opportunities for agencies to improve their engagement practices and capabilities. It provides valuable guidance to those planning, approving and implementing engagement activities and programs.

It also examines the organisational and cultural changes required within government agencies to achieve sustainable improvements in community engagement. Importantly, it highlights the responsibilities of Government Ministers and agency senior managers in developing and implementing systems supportive of improved engagement.

Where can I view this resource?

Engaging Queenslanders: Community engagement in the business of government (PDF, 1.4 MB)

Last updated 21 August 2008