Managing community engagement: A process model for urban planning

Konsti-Laakso, Suvi; Rantala, Tero

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2017.12.002

Cited by 35 publications

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“…The PSMs are characterized by the use of some tools to structure a problem situation facilitating the negotiation and agreement between the stakeholder (Eden and Ackermann, 2006;Konsti-Laakso and Rantala, 2018). In this sense, the main methodologies are: Soft Systems Methodology (SSM), Strategic Choice Approach (SCA) and Strategic Options Development and Analysis (SODA).…”

Section: Soft Operational Research (Sor)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey and analysis the critical success factors in the reverse flow inventory management process for returnable packaging

Silva

Fontana

2020

BJO&PM

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Goal: This study aimed to propose a procedure to survey of the Critical success Factors (CSF) in the reverse flow inventory management. Design / Methodology / Approach: A problem structuring method (PSM) combined with an approach for analysis of strategic map were used to facilitate and share information in a participatory process, considering all the stakeholder's perspectives in order to identify and analyse the CSF. A case study of returnable packaging in the metallurgy and steel industry was conducted to validate the proposal. Results: The proposal was able to minimize conflicts and it facilitated the discussions on the CFSs surveyed. In addition, the decision makers have confirmed that their viewpoints were well represented in the strategic map, and they will use the CFS to evaluate the operations performance. Limitations of the investigation: Although the surveyed CSFs are specific to the presented case study, the procedure may be replicated in other organizations to identify their own CSF. Practical implications: The adequate survey of CSFs is fundamental because they have potential to explain the success or failure of a company, since CSFs impact directly on profits, processes performance and competitive environment. Originality / Value: The main contribution was to propose a methodology to survey critical success factors in the reverse flow environment adequate to messy, complex and unstructured situations, as well as this methodology was able to make a cyclic analysis and comprehension of the multiple perspectives, important in group decision maker environments.

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Section: Soft Operational Research (Sor)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey and analysis the critical success factors in the reverse flow inventory management process for returnable packaging

Silva

Fontana

2020

BJO&PM

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“…Information exchanges among researchers, advocates and policymakers are paramount to policy interventions to improve health outcomes (Tabak et al, 2015). The main reason for utilising community engagement in public services may come from the decreasing boundary critique from the population and especially preventing later conflict between stakeholders in the area (Konsti-Laakso and Rantala, 2018). Incorporating research to support advocacy work in public health needs to understand the skills and resources required for advocacy (Smith and Stewart, 2017).…”

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Civic engagement in the Indonesia health sector

Pratono

Djoemadi

Avanti

et al. 2019

IJHG

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to understand the impact of religiosity on civic engagement in the health sector through giving advocacy for people with AIDs, mental health, cancer and disability. Design/methodology/approach The authors achieve this aim by proposing a structural equation model, which was derived based on literature. The data collection involved an on-line purposive sampling survey, which targeted young people who intend to work in the health sector. The survey asked about the experience and perception of 610 respondents in Indonesia. Findings The results indicate that the respondents with high religiosity were identified to be more caring towards those who suffer from mental health, AIDs, cancer and disability. However, the highly religious were less motivated by empathy in conducting civic engagement in the health sector. In this study, the impact of religiosity on civic engagement was found to be stronger for those who identified with low materialism. Originality/value The study contributes to the discussion on altruistic theory by challenging the widespread assumption that feelings of empathy drive civic engagement. The results extend the discussion on how to promote civic engagement in the health sector for young people with high materialism attitude.

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“…By combining Hong Kong's related experience [28], structuralized inter-network collaboration [18], and innovation-based strategy [19], Macau SAR Government can make use of Macau Urban Renewal Company Limited to mobilize stakeholders' commercial interests (Networks within Economic Domain in Structuralized Inter-Network Collaboration) to reach consensus on urban renewal mode, because commercial organizational collective efficacy has higher impacts on residents' choice on urban renewal mode than neighbor-to-neighbor mutually assistance. After reaching stakeholders' consensus on urban renewal mode, Macau Urban Renewal Company Limited can mobilize stakeholders' social interests (networks within civil society in structuralized inter-network collaboration) to recruit innovative ideas in agreed urban renewal mode or urban planning, because Macau has a lot of folk organizations serving residents in old districts for a long time, and it is much easier for the company to mobilize folk organizations to provide inspiring ideas for an agreed urban mode.…”

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“…There are some studies to investigate into public participation in urban planning [17], as well as to propose some models for public participation in urban planning, like structuralized inter-network collaboration [18]. Konsti-Laakso and Rantala show that public participation can bring new insights into urban planning and facilitate an open innovation-based strategy in collaboration among stakeholders in urban planning [19]. However, it is lack of empirical study to justify the appropriateness of those models for public participation in urban planning.…”

Section: Urban Renewal and Urban Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Organizational Collective Efficacy on Residents’ Choice of Urban Renewal Mode and Urban Planning

Kin-sun¹,

Zhongxing²,

Yifan³

2018

An Overview of Urban and Regional Planning

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With "One Center, One Platform" as the strategic goal, Macau's development has been an essential part of the 12th and the 13th Five-Year Plan. Even though Macau has achieved a great success in development, it encountered bottlenecks, especially urban renewal. This study made a literature review on relevant theories on urban renewal, the development of Macau's urban renewal policy, and collective efficacy to construct the research questions. The study will base on a household survey in an old region of Macau and make use of quantitative research to examine Macanese choice on urban renewal option. From the results, organizational collective efficacy can be divided into two subscales, namely neighbor-to-neighbor mutually assistance collective efficacy and commercial collective efficacy. For Macanese, the latter has a significant impact on their options on urban renewal, which can explain why downtown areas of Hong Kong succeeded at the beginning of Urban Renewal Authority. It is reasonable for Macau SAR government to actively set up Macau Urban Renewal Company Limited. However, urban renewal stresses more on participation of its residents and cities worldwide, all promoting diversified consultation and development patterns in the hope that different public values can coexist upon urban renewal.

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Managing community engagement: A process model for urban planning

Cited by 35 publications

References 45 publications

Survey and analysis the critical success factors in the reverse flow inventory management process for returnable packaging

Survey and analysis the critical success factors in the reverse flow inventory management process for returnable packaging

Civic engagement in the Indonesia health sector

The Impact of Organizational Collective Efficacy on Residents’ Choice of Urban Renewal Mode and Urban Planning

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