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Consultation Guide
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Introduction and Framework:
Using the Bradford Participation Tool
The levels in summary
Section A:
Planning
your Consultation/Involvement
Do I need to Consult?
Commissioning research and consultation
Section B:
Choosing the Level: the Bradford Participation Tool in more detail
- Level 1 - Information
- Level 2 - Consultation
- Level 3 - Deciding Together
- Level 4 - Acting Together
- Level 5 - Supporting Local Initiatives
Section C:
Choosing the Mechanism: existing community consultation
and participation mechanisms available within the Council
(and how to access them)
- Neighbourhood Forums
- "Speak Out!" panel
- Community development network
- Special forums
- Constituency advisory groups
- Area based conferences
- Locally based partnerships
- Consultation by Young people
- Food forum
- Bradford area occupational health and safety forum
- Asian business forum
- Private sector housing newsletter
- Tenant involvement service
Section D:
Choosing a Method: a description of other methods that may
be used as a part of Community Consultation and Involvement
- Face To Face Interviews
- Telephone Interviews
- Self Completion Questionnaires
- Focus Groups
- In Depth Interviews
- Community Visioning
- Mystery Customers
- Consulting Representative Groups
- User Complaints and Comments Scheme
- Public Meetings
- Road shows exhibition open days
- Citizens Jury
- Service User Groups
- Planning For Real
- Workshops
- Fish Bowl Technique
- Useful Contacts
Section E:
Involving Socially Excluded or Harder to Reach Groups
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