Chapter 3: A Community-Led Approach to Addressing Water & Agricultural Issues
Summary
Summary
As you explore this Guidebook you will notice how interconnected the concept of a community-led approach is with the goals, tools, processes, and strategies of effective engagement. As you begin to take a deeper dive into the Principles, Process Attributes, and Process Model at the heart of our initiatives you will begin to see the foundational role community-led considerations play in developing an effective and sustainable approach to stakeholder engagement.Â
Tools & worksheets
Community-Led Spectrum Tool – Tamarack Institute
“Community-Led approaches are those that are led not by an organization or other outsiders but by a collective, community process. It has become an essential way of working to combat power imbalances that exist between traditional ‘authorities’ and the communities who are facing inequities.
This tool is designed for leadership teams to distinguish between Community-Led approaches and to develop a more discerning understanding of various engagement strategies and their effectiveness in cultivating community leadership. These discussions are most effective when community representatives are involved to develop a shared intention, understanding of roles, and commitments.”
Worksheet: Community-Led Continuum
A worksheet to help you assess where along the continuum of community-led considerations your project is likely to want to be.
Worksheet: Community-Led Decision Considerations
This is worksheet to assist you to identify the options you will want to consider as you formulate your strategies.
Additional resources
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