The Guide on PARTICIPATORY APPROACH IN IMPLEMENTATION outlines the steps and issues associated with stakeholder involvement, in order to assist practitioners. It focuses on maintaining their involvement and organising joint decision-making throughout the whole delivery process of policies and action plans, to ensure the successful delivery of the integrated action plan.
| Who is this tool for ? | When should the tool be used? |
| Any city practitioner in charge of the joint delivery of an action plan and willing to maintain engagement, participation and awareness of stakeholders. | The guide is divided in two parts:
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Have a look at the Participation Checklist for a quick review of what should be done to maintain participation during the implementation.
LOOKING FOR SOME EXAMPLES?
You can find examples of co-management in this document. Here are practical examples to illustrate the concepts:
Examples of Co-Management Models
| KRAKOW: Creating a platform of cooperation | City Case 1 |
| AVEIRO:Involving teachers in a changing process towards school success | City Case 1; City Case 2 |
| BERLIN: Implementing the 'JBA' | City Case 1; City Case 2 |
| LEIEDAL: Using momentum as a lever for a new governance model | City Case 1 |
| CAHORS: The regeneration of 72 Château-du-Roi Street | City Case 1 |
| AMPELOKIPI-MENEMENI: A catalyst for change in a Roma neighborhood | City Case 1; City Case 2 |
| NANTES: Bien Grandir à Nantes | City Case 1; City Case 2 |
| GOTHENBURG: Implementation Story | City Case 1; City Case 2 |
| BARCELONA: Implementation Story | City Case 1; City Case 2 |
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