Community Engagement: When Is It The Right Time To Initiate And How And Why Should It Be Done?

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Mark Liskowich
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 2020

Abstract

When is it the proper time to initiate engagement with various stakeholders, including Indigenous communities? This paper will demonstrate what stage of a project’s evolution is the appropriate time to initiate a stakeholder engagement plan. It will look at aspects to consider when identifying the communities to involve. It will describe the contents of a Stakeholder Engagement Management Plan as well and touch on how tried and true options analyses, such as a Multiple Accounts Analysis can be used to inform the results of the engagement, guide the development of your project and clearly document the engagement process. It will illustrate the benefits of initiating engagement at the appropriate point in your project’s schedule, and the limitations of doing so too early and at later stages of the project engineering. The benefits of this approach can be realized within any legislative Jurisdiction including the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act 2012 and Canada’s new Impact Assessment Act.
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APA: Mark Liskowich  (2020)  Community Engagement: When Is It The Right Time To Initiate And How And Why Should It Be Done?

MLA: Mark Liskowich Community Engagement: When Is It The Right Time To Initiate And How And Why Should It Be Done?. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2020.

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