MEFL’s community engagement team will detail the different approaches we, and our partners, have used to run programs with the not-so-usual suspects, community leaders and partners, and how to tackle evaluation as part of any good program design. Be the first to hear about the achievements of MEFL’s Zero Carbon Moreland program and learn from the lessons of this flagship community initiative.
Presenters
To be announced
Course outline
- Introduction to behaviour change principles in action: the psychology and ethics, the legislative context and the theory
- Engagement essentials: What’s in your toolbox?
- Approaches to engagement including community profiling and messaging
- Delivering programs: 6 case studies including multicultural programs that have worked, programs targeting low income households, bulk buys and community initiatives
- Evaluation: What we’re measuring, different ways to measure greenhouse gas reductions – what has worked and what has not, the need for continuous, long-term monitoring
- Pulling it together: funding, project infrastructure, partnerships, scaling up and the bigger policy picture
A detailed course outline will be available in early May.
Recommended for
Ideal for local government environment and education officers, state government program managers, community leaders, environment and social justice organisations.
Course length
Two days
Cost
Please contact us for a quote.
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