IAP2 Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 foundations for public participation?

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Values-based, decision-oriented, goal-driven

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What are the 5 steps for planning public participation?

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  1. Gain internal commitment
  2. Learn from the public
  3. Select the level of participation
  4. Define the decision & identify public participation objectives
  5. Design the public participation plan
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What are the activities in PP Step 1 - gain internal commitment?

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A1 identify decision-makers
A2 Profile orgs approach to PP
A3 Clarify the problem/opp & decision to be made
A4 Identify preliminary list of stakeholders
A5 Sponsoring orgs’ expectation for the IAP2 spectrum level

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What is the IAP2 PP Spectrum level

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Inform, Consult, Involve, Collaborate, Empower

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What are 3 benefits of PP to an organization?

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Early warning system for public concerns
Builds relationships with community
Increase support for project

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What are 3 benefits of PP to an organization?

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Early warning system for public concerns
Builds relationships with community
Increase support for project

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What are the activities in PP Step 2 - learn from the public?

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A1 Understand how people perceive the issues
A2 Develop comprehensive list of stakeholders
A3 Correlate stakeholders & issues
A4 Refine statement of problem/opp & decision

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What are 3 methods for analyzing stakeholders?

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Orbits of participation
Categorization of stakeholders (prim, second, tert)
Correlation of stakeholders

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How do you correlate stakeholders & issues?

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Use a matrix with list of problems.
Correlate list of stakeholders with:
1. level of impact decision will likely have
2. level of concern

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What should be considered in Step 2 (learn from public) A4 Refine problem/opp/decision?

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Consider how disparity between sponsor & stakeholder views can be addressed
Revise decision statement accordingly

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What are the activities in Planning Step 3 - Select level of participation?

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A1 Assess internal and external expectations
A2 Select the level on IAP2 spectrum
A3 Assess readiness of sponsoring organization

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How do you select the level of public participation on the IAP2 spectrum?

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Use worksheet with questions that assess Internal and External expectations for level of participation
Assess other factors that weren’t considered in worksheet
Then summarize the scores of expectation

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What are some key elements of assessing the “readiness” of organization?

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Are there:
constraints around decision
hidden agenda
necessary resources & time
level of commitment

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What are the activities in Planning Step 4 - Define the decision & identify public participation objectives?

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A1 Understand existing decision process
A2 Set PP objectives for each step in the decision process
A3 Integrate PP objectives into the decision process
A4 Check back to confirm objectives meet stakeholder needs

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14
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What is S4 A1 “Understand the decision process”

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Everyone internal & external needs to understand the participation process
Outline process - actions, steps, timelines, participants, decision-makers, roles

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15
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What is meant by setting SMART objectives?

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Setting objectives that are
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Relevant
Time sensitive

16
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What actions are needed in S4 A4 “Check to confirm objectives meet needs?

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Meetings with org team to assess commitment to plan
Meet with members of all parties in stakeholder groups to assess interest
Review draft objectives with focus group of stakeholders

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What are the activities in Step 5 - Design the PP plan?

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A1 Determine plan format
A2 Integrate baseline data
A3 Identify techniques
A4 Identify support elements, including resources, budget, time, communications
A5 Establish evaluation methodology

18
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What are the key elements of a PP Plan Format

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S1 Baseline Data
S2 Techniques
S3 Comms Strategy
S4 Support Elements (schedule, budget, roles, operational)
S5 Evaluation plan

19
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What type of baseline data should be integrated into the PP Plan (A5 S1?

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Background
Project overview
Stakeholders & issues
Decision
Objectives
Can also add lessons learned, challenges, media coverage, etc. for future reflection

20
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What are the basic formats of public participation that form foundation of techniques?

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Share information
Collect & compile input
Bring people together

21
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What is one important framework to use when choosing techniques?

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Orbits of participation

22
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How do you select techniques?

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Assess a selection of techniques according to Spectrum level & decision process step objectives.
Use a list of evaluation criteria questions for each step.

23
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In S5 A4 Identify support elements, what needs to be considered for the plan timeline?

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milestones in decision process
legal or budget deadlines
political events
time for studies
response time

24
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In S5 A4 Identify support elements, what needs to be considered for the plan budget?

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available resources
costs for each component
overall cost
potential delays
available funding
outside resources

25
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In S5 A4 Identify support elements, what needs to be considered for the plan roles and responsibilities?

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content providers
process designer & implementers
relationships builders (stakeholders)