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Public Engagement Case Studies (view source)
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The goal of these case studies is to showcase Government of Canada public engagement, share lessons learned, and illustrate the decision making process that practitioners of public engagement make when undertaking these large-scale projects. We selected the format of case studies so that key learnings remain connected to the context in which they took place. We hope that in sharing these case studies, readers will better understand the diverse considerations and complexities of public engagement.
The goal of these case studies is to showcase Government of Canada public engagement, share lessons learned, and illustrate the decision making process that practitioners of public engagement make when undertaking these large-scale projects. We selected the format of case studies so that key learnings remain connected to the context in which they took place. We hope that in sharing these case studies, readers will better understand the diverse considerations and complexities of public engagement.
If you have any questions or comments, please connect with us at [mailto:consultation@pco-bcp.gc.ca consultation@pco-bcp.gc.ca]
If you have any questions or comments, please connect with us at [mailto:consultation@pco-bcp.gc.ca consultation@pco-bcp.gc.ca]
====Participedia====
You can also view these case studies in the [https://participedia.net/?selectedCategory=case&collections=gov_of_canada| Government of Canada collection on Participedia]. Participedia is an organization that supports the documentation of international case studies on engagement. By placing the case studies on this platform, we are reaching a global audience, and Canadian public servants can explore hundreds of cases and methods.
===Get involved===
===Get involved===
#Link your case studies in English and French using wiki text.
#Link your case studies in English and French using wiki text.
#Upload any documents you might have using the Upload file on the left menu of GCwiki.
#Upload any documents you might have using the Upload file on the left menu of GCwiki.
#Add a link to your case study on this page.
#Add a link to your case study on this page. We also invite you to [https://participedia.net/case/new| publish your case on Participedia], and tag it as part of the [https://participedia.net/?selectedCategory=case&collections=gov_of_canada| Government of Canada collection].
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