Report

Monitoring the success of stakeholder engagement: Literature review

Abstract:

The project examines the role of natural resources managment (NRM) organisations that operate as an ‘interface’ between governments and community in the Lake Eyre Basin (LEB). It aims to identify the factors that support successful engagement in remote regions and develop a framework to help NRM bodies monitor and improve their engagement processes.

Notes:

Chapter 7 of Measham TG & Brake L (Eds.). People, communities and economies of the Lake Eyre Basin, DKCRC Research Report 45, pp. 251–298.

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