WPE understand the intricacies of project delivery in rural and regional Queensland.
We assist in building better relationships and achieving active involvement from key contributors and community for better data collection.
Using a collaborative approach, we provide community consultations with compassion and empathy when seeking feedback and providing information on small- and large-scale developments.
Stakeholder and community engagement is often required for major projects in the resource, energy, and property sectors.
Community engagement should include the representation of:
Stakeholder engagement may include participation from:
Based on the project parameters and community demographics, WPE work collaboratively to identify the best methods of communication given the restraints of time, budget and distance.
WPE can implement, manage and monitor the following:
Successful engagement requires capacity, skills, and experience to gain a deep understanding of the issues and to seek to manage project risk.
WPE’s role is to provide the following information:
Founded in 1984 by University of Virginia professor Edward Freeman, stakeholder engagement refers to the process whereby companies communicate with their stakeholders to better understand their wants, needs, and values. Here at Wall Planning & Environmental Consulting, we work with our clients and their stakeholders to help them develop meaningful and effective relationships to increase a project’s success. Want to learn how it all works? Read on to find out more about community engagement strategies.
Stakeholder engagement is pivotal to any project. But it’s more than just reaching out to the community and telling them your plans for town improvement. You should consider several things when communicating with your stakeholders, but first, you should understand the basics. There are five levels of stakeholders engagement. They are as follows:
A successful town planning project will clearly identify stakeholders and indicate under which of these five categories they fall.
If you want to complete your project with as few hiccups as possible, you must get your stakeholders on the same page. That’s where the drafting and implementation of a stakeholder engagement plan come in. Stakeholder engagement in project management remains one of the most important steps in town planning, as those affected can make or break your proposal. Did you know that a plan for community engagement:
You’ve successfully identified and outlined your key stakeholders, so now it’s time to start a conversation. To help you do that, our team has put together a few tips for you to utilise for effective stakeholder engagement. We recommend:
For over 10 years, Wall Planning & Environmental Consulting has been providing quality community engagement services throughout the Central Queensland region. We’re renowned for our honesty, integrity, reliability and extensive industry knowledge. We’re proud to provide unrivalled stakeholder engagement solutions while refusing to compromise on quality. If you’re in the resources, property, energy, or government sector and on the lookout for a multi-disciplinary business that can help with your next property, infrastructure or community project, contact Wall Planning & Environmental Consulting today.
