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Inclusive Public Engagement

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Type
Health
Organization
ILG
Description

Local governments throughout California have experienced a variety of benefits thanks to inclusive public engagement. ILG provides tipsheets and resources to effectively plan and implement inclusive engagement strategies. These resources range from the benefits of, and steps for planning successful engagement and specialized approaches to issues such as budgeting, land use, immigrant engagement, and economic development.

Geography
California
Website
http://www.ca-ilg.org/inclusive-public-engagement

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