by Anna Dixon | Government, Not-For-Profit, Projects, Stakeholders
It’s easy to be focused on delivering – whether you’re in government or the not-for-profit space. But it’s important to communicate about the difference you’re making if you want to stay relevant to the people who mean...
by Carmen Berry | Business, Grants & Funding, Projects, Stakeholders
Whether you write your grant application yourself, or you pay a professional to do it for you, itâs quite possible your application will be rejected. In fact, itâs inevitable that if you are regularly applying for grant, you’ll receive a rejection. In many...
by Anna Dixon | Government, Not-For-Profit, Stakeholders
When you are consulting with your community and other stakeholders, things can go really right or really wrong. Planning how you go about the consultation is key. If youâre planning a consultation, here are a few critical things to consider: Who are you inviting to be...
by Rhiannon Bristow-Stagg | Government, Not-For-Profit, Stakeholders
When planning for a community engagement process, there are numerous methods you can use to increase levels of community engagement. One broad area, that you’ve likely experienced yourself without even realising, is gamification. What’s that you say? Is...
by Anna Dixon | Business, Government, Grants & Funding, Not-For-Profit, Stakeholders
When organisations think about stakeholder engagement, sometimes the focus is all about the local level. This is definitely important because community engagement is key to project success. But another level of engagement to consider is how you are connecting with...
by Anna Dixon | Government, Not-For-Profit, Stakeholders
We often work with non-profit organisations and local governments on community engagement projects. Occasionally it raises an interesting question – what’s the difference between community engagement and communication? Many smaller local governments team...
