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This section is intended to familiarize users of this toolkit with the basics of public engagement. The guidelines in this section will help organizations new to the topic properly approach PE initiatives. You may skip this section if you already have experience in this area and want to directly start exploring the tools of the toolkit.
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=== This section is intended to familiarize users of this toolkit with the basics of public engagement. The guidelines in this section will help organizations new to the topic properly approach PE initiatives. You may skip this section if you already have experience in this area and want to directly start exploring the tools of the toolkit. ===
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== A. Planning stage: how to prepare and plan your engagement initiative ==
 
== A. Planning stage: how to prepare and plan your engagement initiative ==
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Well-planned and executed events, activities or engagement campaigns are a good way to interest Canadians in international development issues and humanitarian aid.
 
Well-planned and executed events, activities or engagement campaigns are a good way to interest Canadians in international development issues and humanitarian aid.
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* Plan for what level(s) of the continuum you are targeting.
 
* Plan for what level(s) of the continuum you are targeting.
** Do you aim to raise awareness, deepen understanding or encourage concrete actions?
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* Do you aim to raise awareness, deepen understanding or encourage concrete actions?
** Are you focusing on a level or levels likely to appeal to your audience?
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* Are you focusing on a level or levels likely to appeal to your audience?
    
* Canadians can become aware and increase their knowledge of Canada’s efforts to reduce poverty without becoming actively involved. Other Canadians may be ready to go a step further, for example, by commenting on or sharing a food security blog post, attending a conference on sustainable development goals or volunteering to work for an organization.
 
* Canadians can become aware and increase their knowledge of Canada’s efforts to reduce poverty without becoming actively involved. Other Canadians may be ready to go a step further, for example, by commenting on or sharing a food security blog post, attending a conference on sustainable development goals or volunteering to work for an organization.
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* Consider using virtual alternatives to your activities and initiatives, especially to reach new audiences. Also consider promoting your events and initiatives on online platforms.
 
* Consider using virtual alternatives to your activities and initiatives, especially to reach new audiences. Also consider promoting your events and initiatives on online platforms.
 
* Think about what success looks like for your activity(ies) and how will you know when you have achieved it. Planning good qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods is important to ensure that you are meeting your objectives and managing your budget efficiently. Once your activity is over, take the time to reflect on successes and areas for improvement. Note lessons learned that may guide you in the future
 
* Think about what success looks like for your activity(ies) and how will you know when you have achieved it. Planning good qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods is important to ensure that you are meeting your objectives and managing your budget efficiently. Once your activity is over, take the time to reflect on successes and areas for improvement. Note lessons learned that may guide you in the future
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== '''B. Good practices to consider'''[edit | edit source] ==
 
== '''B. Good practices to consider'''[edit | edit source] ==

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