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“…Central to this was also the recognition of a need for more participatory and inclusive approaches to decision-making (Milligan et al, 2006). Mirroring the work of Dawkins and Colebatch (2006) this research is part of a "continuing dialogue" between a variety of stakeholders including land owners, parish councillors, action groups, representatives of statutory and non-statutory bodies and local people.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Central to this was also the recognition of a need for more participatory and inclusive approaches to decision-making (Milligan et al, 2006). Mirroring the work of Dawkins and Colebatch (2006) this research is part of a "continuing dialogue" between a variety of stakeholders including land owners, parish councillors, action groups, representatives of statutory and non-statutory bodies and local people.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Developing a shared vision requires an early reconciliation of interests that takes all relevant stakeholders into consideration; building trust among them also requires time. The findings of Dawkins & Colebatch (2006) concerning the relevance of sustained commitment by stakeholders to the success of multi-stakeholder governance and reflecting the vision of the CBD's Ecosystem Approach support this view.…”
Section: Decision Processesmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Public and expert surveys Public and expert surveys Documents and legislation, administrative data, expert survey Documents and legislation, administrative data, expert survey Public and expert surveys Ackerman (2004); Agger and Löfgren (2006); Batterbury and Fernando (2006); Chandraharan and Arulkumaran (2007); Dawkins and Colebatch (2006); Dredge et al 2010; Eagles (2004); Eeckloo, Van Herck, Van Hulle, & Vleugels (2004); European Commission (2003); Friedmann (1998); Frischtak (1994); Fritz (2010); Goymen (2000); Hyden (1992); Nordin and Svensson (2007); Siddiqi et al (2009); Sørensen & Torfing (2005); Thompson and Pforr (2005); UNDP (1997); World Bank (2000); Yuksel, Bramwell, & Yuksel (2005) rather than listening to what they had to say" (p. 55). Thus, public participation is often devoid of meaningful discussion of advantages and disadvantages of hosting the event.…”
Section: Public and Expert Survey Documents And Legislationmentioning
confidence: 99%