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Public Consultation Methods
Town halls, surveys, digital forums, and citizen assemblies.
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SUMMARY - Public Consultation Methods

Public consultation is not a single technique — it’s a toolbox.
Each tool opens a different kind of conversation, brings out different perspectives, and includes or excludes different groups. A strong consultation process doesn’t rely on one method; it matches tools to the goals, context, and people affected.

This article explores the wide range of consultation methods available, their strengths and weaknesses, and the importance of designing consultations with intention rather than habit.

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