Public engagement can serve a fundamental role in the democratic process. It usually involves a level of government deliberately involving the public in a decision-making process. The level of engagement can range from requesting input to granting decision-making authority. In some instances, public engagement is mandatory, particularly in relation to changes in land use.
Published in Canadian Consulting Engineer
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