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INSTITUTE FOR <br />LOCAL GOVE RNME NT <br />FOUNDED1955 <br />PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT <br />Principles of Local Government Public Engagement <br />www.ca-il�g/PublicEnga�ementPrinciples <br />November 2012 <br />The Institute for Local Government's Public Engagement program has developed the following <br />ten principles to serve as helpful indicators of effective and ethical public engagement practice <br />by local agencies. These principles may also help guide city, county, school and other local <br />officials in the design of public engagement processes and strategies. <br />Two leading organizations of public engagement practitioners, the National Coalition for <br />Dialogue and Deliberation and the International Association for Public Participation, have each <br />developed principles - or values - to help guide general practice in this field. For more <br />information visit: <br />National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation's Core Principles for Public Engagement: <br />www.thatawa_y. or�/pe�. <br />International Association for Public Participation's Core Values for the Practice of Public <br />Participation: www.iap2.org. <br />The Principles of Local Government Public Engagement draws elements directly from both of <br />these documents and includes new language and perspectives especially appropriate to local <br />officials. However a review of the International Association for Public Participation and <br />National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation principles is also recommended. <br />The following principles serve to guide trusted, high-quality and effective public engagement <br />efforts that are sponsored, designed, convened, and/or facilitated by local officials. The <br />Principles of Local Government Public Engagement includes the following ten elements: <br />Inclusive Planning: The planning and design of a public engagement process includes <br />input from appropriate local officials as well as from members of intended participant <br />communities. <br />2. Transparency: There is clarity and transparency about public engagement process <br />sponsorship, purpose, design, and how decision makers will use the process results. <br />3. AuthentiC Intent: A primary purpose of the public engagement process is to generate <br />public views and ideas to help shape local government action or policy, rather than persuade <br />residents to accept a decision that has already been made. <br />4. Breadth of Participation: The public engagement process includes people and viewpoints <br />that are broadly reflective of the local agency's population of affected residents. <br />1400 K Street, Suite 205 • Sacramento, CA 95814 • 916.658.8208 • F 916.444.7535 • www.ca-ilg.org <br />
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