Learn the theoretical background and the hands-on practice of involving stakeholders in urban planning and design decisions and natural resources policies. Practice selected communication and facilitation techniques that create mutually beneficial solutions. Examine how to assess a case situation and determine what type of public process is right for each situation. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of techniques used in public involvement. Explore different approaches to communicating complex and technical planning information to community groups. Using several simulated negotiations, engage as stakeholders or facilitators to resolve complex public policy problems in urban planning. Examine case studies and analyze what went well, what went wrong and why.
Community Involvement and Communication in Planning
Quarter Academic Credit
2
Course Code
350040