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International Conference on Engaging Communities

The United Nations and the Queensland State Government worked together to plan and deliver the International Conference on Engaging Communities, held in Brisbane, Australia from 14-17 August 2005.

What was the key outcome?

Brisbane Declaration on Community Engagement, which was prepared following deliberative discussion and feedback prior to and during the conference.

Can I read more?

• Report to the Premier on the International Conference on Engaging Communities (PDF, 3.2 MB)
• Conference feedback report (Word, 357 KB)
• Conference abstracts and papers
• Audio broadcasts

Last updated 21 August 2008

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