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Tuesday 16 August
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KEYNOTE
PRESENTATIONS
Chair: Sandra Harding
Deputy Vice Chancellor, Queensland
University of Technology, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: GH1&2/Door 7 |
| 9.00am |
Communities as Commonwealth Mr
Tim Costello Chief Executive
Officer, World Vision Australia |
| 9.35am |
Respondent Ms Jude Munro
Chief Executive Officer, Brisbane
City Council, Brisbane, Australia |
| 9.40am |
Engagement and the MDGs/role of
Civil Society Ms Erna Witoelar
United Nations Special Ambassador
for the Millennium Development Goals
for Asia and Pacific, Jakarta, Indonesia |
| 10.15am |
Respondent Ms Beris Gwynne
Executive Director, The Foundation
for Development Cooperation, Brisbane,
Australia |
| 10.20am |
Engagement & Participation:
The South African Experience The
Hon. Ms Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi
Minister of Public Service
& Administration,
Government of Republic of South Africa,
Pretoria, South Africa |
| 10.55am |
Respondent Mr George O’Farrell
Public Service Commissioner, Queensland
Government, Brisbane, Australia |
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Tuesday 11.30am - 12.40pm |
| S45
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MAJOR
PANEL – ENGAGING INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE QUEENSLAND
DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL & TORRES
STRAIT ISLANDER POLICY
Chair: Penny Tripcony Brisbane,
Australia
Room: GH1&2/Door 7 |
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The Hon. John Mickel MP
Minister for Energy & Minister
for Aboriginal & Torres Strait
Islander Policy, Queensland Government,
Brisbane, Australia |
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Darryl Pearce South
West Aboriginal Land and Sea Corporation,
Perth, Australia |
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Vince Mundraby
Yarrabah Shire Council, Yarrabah,
Australia |
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Shane Williams
Office of Indigenous Policy Coordination,
Brisbane, Australia |
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Elissavet Stamatopoulou-Robbins
Secretariat for the UN Permanent Forum,
New York, USA |
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MAJOR
PANEL – LAWYERS REACHING OUT
TO THE MARGINS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
CLAYTON UTZ
Chair: John Corker Director,
National Pro Bono Resource Centre,
Sydney, Australia
Room: GH3/Door 9 |
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Julian Porter
Queensland Advocacy Incorporated,
Brisbane, Australia |
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The Hon. Justice Martin
P Moynihan Supreme Court
of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia |
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Robert Reed Minter
Ellison Lawyers, Brisbane, Australia |
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David Hillard Clayton
Utz, Sydney, Australia |
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Zoe Rathus Griffith
University, Brisbane, Australia |
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES: SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT IV
Chair: Alison Moore
Queensland Dept of Natural Resources
& Mines, Brisbane, Australia
Room: M2 |
| 11.30am |
Talk
Until the Talking Starts – Resolving
Conflict Through Dialogue Greg
Claydon Department of Natural
Resources and Mines, Brisbane, Australia
& Leith Boully
Lower Balonne Ministerial Water Resources
Advisory Council, Dirranbandi, Australia
& Bruce McCollum
Border Rivers Food & Fibre, Goondiwindi,
Australia & Tom Vanderbyl SunWater,
Brisbane, Australia |
| 11.50am |
Six
Reasons not to Engage: Compromise,
Confrontation and the Commons
James Whelan Griffith
University and Coastal CRC, Nathan,
Australia |
| 12.10pm |
Working
Hard for the Environment: When Will
Citizens Engage in Environmental Activism?
Kelly Fielding The
University of Queensland, Ipswich
Campus, Australia |
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ENGAGING
VULNERABLE FAMILIES
Chair: Nick Ryan
Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: M4 |
| 11.30am |
Families
In Crisis – Implications of
Change for Yolgnu living in East Arnhemland
Simone O’Mealley
Crisis Accommodation Gove, Nhulunbuy,
Australia & Ann Barr
Northern Territory Department of Family
and Community Services, Darwin, Australia |
| 11.50am |
Pondering
Policy and Parental Perspectives:
How Parents View their Role in Shaping
Early Childhood Public Policy
Susan Irvine Queensland
University of Technology, Brisbane,
Australia |
| 12.10pm |
The
Strong Family Project – An Indigenous
Designed, Indigenous Driven Approach
to Working with Indigenous Communities
Ted Dean & Eileen Cummings
Dept of Chief Minister, Northern Territory
Government, Darwin, Australia |
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ENGAGED
GOVERNANCE: LOCAL GOVERNMENT III
Chair: Gavin Paine
Queensland Dept of Main Roads, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: P2 |
| 11.30am |
Engaging
Communities of Practice for Sustainability:
The Case of Sutherland Council, NSW
Gary Smith University
of NSW, Sydney, Australia |
| 11.50am |
Promoting
Communities Participation in Local
Governance in Central and South Eastern
Europe Claudia Pamfil
& Serban Daniel Local
Development Group, Bucharest, Romania |
| 12.10pm |
Enhancing
the Capacity of Grassroots Groups
to Engage: Practical Initiatives from
a Community/Local Government Partnership
Mark Creyton Volunteering
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia &
Maureen See & Patrick Bourke
Brisbane City Council, Brisbane, Australia |
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ENGAGING
PRACTICE: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Chair: Chris Clarke
Queensland Dept of Main Roads, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: P3 |
| 11.30am |
Addressing
the ‘Wicked’ Problems
Beyond the Silos: Examining the Relationship
Between Joined up Integration and
Community Localism Zara
Lasater University of Melbourne,
Melbourne, Australia |
| 11.50am |
Building
Partnerships to Promote Economic and
Social Well-Being and Learning
Bruce Wilson RMIT
University, Melbourne, Australia &
Michael
Osbourne & Kate Sankey
University of Stirling, Scotland,
UK |
| 12.10pm |
The
Engaged Government Project Malcolm
Hellmuth Queensland Dept
of Main Roads, Rockhampton, Australia
& Tanya Liebrecht
Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia |
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ENGAGED
INSITUTIONS: UNIVERSITIES I
Chair: Michael Cuthill The
University of Queensland, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: P5 |
| 11.30am |
AUCEA:
An Emerging Collaborative and Strategic
Approach Dedicated to University-Community
Engagement in Australia Jan
Temple Australian
Universities Community Engagement
Alliance (AUCEA), Sydney, Australia
& Alice Story
Queensland University of Technology,
Brisbane, Australia &
Wayne Delaforce Queensland
University of Technology, Brisbane,
Australia |
| 11.50am |
Beyond@ivory.tower
– From Traditional University
to Engaged University Lucius
Botes University of Free
State, Bloemfontein, South Africa |
| 12.10pm |
The
Northern Corridor Education Precinct:
A Space of Engagement for Mutual Benefit
Wayne Delaforce Queensland
University of Technology, Carseldine,
Australia |
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COMMUNITIES
& ICT
Chair: Patrick Bishop
Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia
Room: PTR |
| 11.30am |
The
Emerging Role of Civil Society in
the Global Information Society –
Australian Engagement in the WSIS
Process Wallace Taylor
Cape Peninsula University of Technolgy,
Cape Town, South Africa &
Don Schauder Monash University,
Melbourne, Australia |
| 11.50am |
Communities
Online: Next Generation Online Community
Technologies and How They Can be Used
to: Build Social Capital, Restore
Natural Capital and Enable Sustainable
Development Rolf Von Behrens
Australian National Sustainability
Initiative, Canberra, Australia |
| 12.10pm |
Community
ICT Transformation: Next Steps
Peter Huta & Danielle
Farrow Commonwealth Department
of Communications, IT and the Arts,
Canberra, Australia |
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| UNW2 (cont) |
INTERREGIONAL INFORMATION
EXCHANGE ON POVERTY ENVIRONMENT NEXUS
INITIATIVE IN CENTRAL ASIAN &
SOUTHEAST ASIAN REGIONS
Room: MB1 |
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Closed Session – Country
Experiences – Progress Review
and Strategy Set-up in Central Asia
and Southeast Asia |
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| UNW1 (cont) |
DECENTRAL-IZATION: POVERTY
REDUCTION, EMPOWERMENT & PARTICIPATION
Chair: Ropate Qalo
Head, School of Social and Economic
Development, University of the South
Pacific, Fiji
Room: RH-B1 |
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Local Governance, Community Development
and Conflict Management |
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| UNW5 |
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN
PUBLIC FINANCE AT THE SUBNATIONAL
GOVERNMENTS
Chair: Jacinto de Vera
Chief Policy Analysis & Coordination
Unit, UN Division for Public Administration
& Development Management, New
York, USA
Room: RH-B2 |
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Participatory Planning and Budgeting
at the Sub-national Governments |
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| UNW3 |
PLATFORM FOR E-PARTICIPATION
Chair: Guido Bertucci
Director, Division for Public Administration
& Development Management, UN Department
of Economic and Social Affairs, New
York, USA
Room: RH-B3 |
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E-Participation in the World |
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KEYNOTE
PRESENTATION
Chair: Terry Hogan
Divisional Manager, City Policy &
Strategy, Brisbane City Council, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: GH1&2/Door 7 |
| 1.40pm |
Participatory Processes in Brazil
Mr Olivio Dutra Former
Minister of Cities, Brasilia, Brazil |
| 2.15pm |
Respondent Mr Adil Khan
Chief, Socio-Economic Governance &
Management Branch, Division of Public
Administration & Development Management,
UN Department of Economic and Social
Affairs, New York, USA |
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Tuesday 2.20pm - 3.30pm |
| S59 |
MAJOR PANEL- ENGAGING PEOPLE IN ACHIEVING
THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE FOUNDATION
FOR DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
Chair: Erna Witoelar
UN Special Ambassador for the Millennium
Development Goals for Asia and Pacific,
Jakarta, Indonesia
Room: GH1&2/Door 7 |
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Pera Wells World
Federation of United Nations Associations,
New York, USA |
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Rehman Sobhan Centre
for Policy Dialogue, Dhaka, Bangladesh |
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Jack de Groot Caritas
Australia, Sydney, Australia |
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| S60
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MAJOR
PANEL – HARNESSING THE POWER
OF THE COMMUNITY FOR SUSTAINABLE NATURAL
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OUTCOMES PROUDLY
SUPPORTED BY BHP BILLITON –
CANNINGTON MINE
Chair: Minister for
Natural Resources & Mines, Queensland
Government, Brisbane, Australia
Room: GH3/Door 9 |
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Don Henry Australian
Conservation Foundation, Melbourne,
Australia |
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Ian Keirnan Clean
up Australia, Glebe, Australia |
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Speaker to be confirmed |
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MAJOR
PANEL – THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
IN LINKING THE COMMUNITY TO OTHER
SPHERES OF GOVERNMENT
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY BRISBANE CITY
COUNCIL
Chair: Greg Hoffman
Director of Policy & Research,
Local Government Association of Queensland,
Brisbane, Australia
Room: GH4/Door 5 |
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Greg Hallam Local
Government Association of Queensland,
Brisbane, Australia |
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Paul Bell Australian
Local Government Association, Sydney,
Australia |
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Jude Munro Brisbane
City Council, Brisbane, Australia |
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Georgina Beyer MP
Member for Wairarapa, Wellington,
New Zealand |
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Alex Brillantes
National College of Public Administration
& Governance, University of the
Philippines, Quezon City, Philippines |
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Nathanon Thavisin
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration,
Thailand |
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| S62 |
ENGAGING PLACES: NEIGHBOURHOOD
RENEWAL
Chair: Cathy Taylor
Queensland Dept of Communites, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: M1 |
| 2.20pm |
Neighbourhood
Renewal in Victoria: Transforming
Places, Empowering People Harald
Klein Victorian Department
of Human Services, Melbourne, Australia |
| 2.40pm |
Hidden
Treasure: Unearthing Aspirations and
Mobilising Skills in a Neighbourhood
Renewal Context Helen
Thompson & Steve McEachern
University of Ballarat, Mt Helen,
Australia |
| 3.00pm |
Engaging
Communities in Community Renewal:
Challenges, Success Factors and Critical
Questions Julie-Ann McCullough
Queensland Department of Housing,
Brisbane, Australia |
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| S63 |
ENGAGED
PEOPLE: LEARNING COMMUNITIES II
Chair: Cathy Lilley
Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: M2 |
| 2.20pm |
Maroochy
2025 Community Visioning and the Learning
Inspired Village Leadership Network:
A Partnered Action-Learning Project
to Accredit Village Leaders Steve
Gould Maroochy 2025, Maroochydore,
Australia |
| 2.40pm |
Encouraging,
Educating and Engaging Individuals
Across Communities: The Smith Family’s
Strategy and Programs Rob
Simons The Smith Family,
Sydney, Australia |
| 3.00pm |
City
and State: A Partnership for Building
Community Capacity in ICTs and Promoting
Lifelong Learning Bruce
McDonald Education Queensland,
Brisbane, Australia &
Sue Campin Brisbane City
Council, Brisbane, Australia |
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| S64 |
PANEL:
BUILDING COMMUNITIES THROUGH ENGAGEMENT
(WATER)
Chair: Vicki Uhlmann
International River Foundation, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: M3 |
| 2.20pm |
Sutardi Sutardi
Indonesia Water Partnership, Jakarta,
Indonesia |
| 2.50pm |
Tauraki
Raea International Waters
Program, Apia, Cook Islands |
| 3.10pm |
Diane Tarte Moreton
Bay Waterways and Catchments Partnership,
Brisbane, Australia |
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ENGAGING
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE I
Chair: Tony Dreise
Queensland Dept of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Policy, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: P2 |
| 2.20pm |
Creating
Opportunities for Positive Engagement:
Aboriginal People, Government and
Resource Development in Australia
Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh
Department of Politics and Public
Policy, Griffith University, Nathan,
Australia |
| 2.40pm |
“you me – working together”
– The Lockhart River Story (Government
Champion’s Perspective) Jim
Varghese Queensland Department
of Primary Industries and Fisheries,
Brisbane, Australia |
| 3.00pm |
Partners
in Business: The Outback Spirit Supply
Chain Model Lisa Robins
Robins Environmental Consulting, Canberra,
Australia |
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| S69
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ENGAGING
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE II
Chair: Colin Dillon
Queensland Dept of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Policy, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: P3 |
| 2.20pm |
Engaging
with Indigenous Communities in Natural
Resource Management: Advice for Agencies
Helen Ross University
of Queensland, Gatton, Australia |
| 2.40pm |
CSIRO/ANU
Indigenous Engagement Project
Mick Dodson National
Centre for Indigenous Studies, Australian
National University, Canberra, Australia
& Steve Morton
CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Canberra,
Australia |
| 3.00pm |
‘Having
a Yarn’: Engaging Indigenous
Communities in Natural Resource Management
Melissa Nursey-Bray
CRC Reef Research, Railway Estate,
Australia |
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| UNW5 |
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN
PUBLIC FINANCE AT THE SUBNATIONAL
GOVERNMENTS
Chair: Jacinto de Vera
Chief Policy Analysis & Coordination
Unit, UN Division for Public Administration
& Development Management, New
York, USA
Room: RH-B2 |
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Participatory Planning and Budgeting
at the Sub-national Governments |
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| UNW3 (cont) |
PLATFORM FOR E-PARTICIPATION
Chair: Guido Bertucci
Director, Division for Public Administration
& Development Management, UN Department
of Economic and Social Affairs, New
York, USA
Room: RH-B3 |
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E-Platform for Citizens’ Engagement:
Rules |
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Tuesday 4pm - 5.30pm |
| S74
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MAJOR
PANEL – ENGAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING
COMMUNITIES ON HIV/AIDS PREVENTION
AND ITS IMPACT IN THE ASIA PACIFIC
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
NATIONAL HEALTH & MEDICAL RESEARCH
COUNCIL
Chair: Sarah Lendon
Program Coordinator, UNICEF Australia
Room: GH1&2/Door 7 |
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Wing-Sie Cheng
UNICEF Regional HIV/AIDS Advisor for
Asia Pacific |
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Julienne McKay
HIV/AIDS Consultant, Australia |
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Mike Kennedy Victorian
Aids Council, Melbourne, Australia |
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Cheryl Kelly ACIL,
Papua New Guinea |
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MAJOR
PANEL – ENGAGING COMMUNITIES
IN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
PROUDLY SPONSORED BY PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF
Chair: Malcolm Hellmuth
Regional Executive Director (Central
Queensland), Department of Main Roads,
Rockhampton, Australia
Room: GH3/Door 9 |
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The Hon. Paul Lucas MP
Minister for Transport and Main Roads,
Queensland Government, Brisbane, Australia |
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Paul McDonald Queensland
Department of Natural Resources, Mines
and Energy, Brisbane, Australia |
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Janette Hartz-Karp
Office of the Minister for Planning
and Infrastructure, Maylands, Australia |
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Brian Stewart Urban
Develoment Institute of Australia,
Brisbane, Australia |
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Michael Kerry Office
of Urban Management |
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Lyn Carson University
of Sydney, Sydney, Australia |
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Roger Pattison
Parsons Brinckerhoff, Brisbane, Australia |
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| S76
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ENGAGING
PEOPLE: BUILDING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
V
Chair: Louise Kummerow Queensland
Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia
Room: GH4/Door 5 |
| 4.00pm |
Enhancing
Community Participation for Consumers
of a Mental Health Service through
Partnerships Peter Mowat
Princess Alexandra Hospital
Health Service District, Brisbane,
Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Opening
Doors in Mental Health Vrinda
Edan Eastern Health, Ringwood
East, Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Reciprocity
in Education: A Model of Interactive
Learning Between Migrant Communities
and Mainstream Mental Health Services
Nicholas Procter
University of South Australia, Adelaide,
Australia |
| 5.00pm |
From
Desert to Oasis: Community Engagement
and National Health and Medical Research
Council (NHMRC) Michele
Kosky Health Consumers Council
(WA) Inc., Perth, Australia |
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| S77
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ENGAGING
YOUNG PEOPLE III
Chair: Sharon Parkes
Queensland Dept of Education &
The Arts, Brisbane, Australia
Room: M1 |
| 4.00pm |
Which
Literacy Practices and Pedagogies
Engage and Empower at Risk Adolescent
Students? An Ethnographic Case Study
of Alternative Education Sites in
Australia and a Comparison Site in
the USA Cheryl
Livock Queensland University
of Technology, Maroochydore, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Critical
Success Factors for Improving Communities
through Youth Engagement Gwen
Willems University of Minnesota,
St. Paul, USA |
| 4.40pm |
Talking
Sexuality Within Community Where SEX
is TABOO: A Rural Experience In North
India Jayant Kumar
MAMTA-Health Institute for Mother
and Child, New Delhi, India |
| 5.00pm |
Bridging
from University to Community –
An Evaluation of the Effect of Student
Outreach Work in Communities in Australia,
New Zealand, China and the United
States John Thornton
SIFE Australia, Adelaide, Australia |
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ENGAGING
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE III
Chair: Ainslie Waldron
Queensland Dept of Main Roads, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: M2 |
| 4.00pm |
Engaging
Aboriginal People and Torres Strait
Islanders Paul Elliott
Department of Emergency Services,
Cairns, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Must
be the Grog can’t be the Government:
Relationships Between Government and
Indigenous people in Australia
John Tomlinson Queensland
University of Technology, Carseldine,
Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Institutionalising
a Participatory Cross-Culture for
Indigenous Sustainability: A Study
of Housing in Western Australia
Dora Marinova Institute
for Sustainability and Technology
Policy, Murdoch University, Murdoch,
Australia |
| 5.00pm |
The
South East Queensland Traditional
Owner Consultative Committee: A Case
Study for Effective and Sustainable
Aboriginal Community Engagement Frameworks
Madonna William Jagera
Association Inc. & S.E.Q.T.O.C.C.,
Brisbane, Australia |
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| S79 |
ENGAGING
PRACTICE: COMMUNITY/BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS
Chair: Paula Thomson
Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: M3 |
| 4.00pm |
Achieving
Effective Inter Sector Alliances
Wayne Willis Venture
Group Ltd, Sydney, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Community
Business Engagement – Perspectives
on Collaborative Approaches Louise
Lee Massey University, Wellington,
New Zealand |
| 4.40pm |
Engaging
with Communities Around the World:
Values, Sustainability and the Arup
Group Adam Beck
ArupSustainability, Brisbane, Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Improving
Australian Literacy Levels though
Corporate Community Engagement
Peter Slator Unilever
Australasia, Epping, Australia |
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ENGAGING
SYSTEMS: MULTI-SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS
Chair: Beris Gwynne
Foundation for Development Cooperation,
Brisbane, Australia
Room: M4 |
| 4.00pm |
Multi-Sector
Partnerships for Inclusive Development:
Examples from the Information Technology
and Extractive Industries Sectors
in Asia and the Pacific Paul
Greener Foundation for Development
Cooperation, Brisbane, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
What
is this Thing Called Community?: A
Communication Perspective Bernard
McKenna University of Queensland
Business School, Ipswich, Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Engaging
on the Ground: Site-level Community
Engagement Practices in the Australian
Minerals Industry David
Brereton & Ruth Beach
CSRM,
University of Queensland, Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Rendezvous,
Rhetoric and Reality: Industry –
Government Engagement in Queensland’s
Western Cape Communities Michele
Ivanitz-Fulcher
Queensland Department of Aboriginal
& Torres Strait Islander Policy,
Brisbane, Australia &
Alexis Fernandez Comalco
Aluminium Limited, Brisbane, Australia |
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ENGAGING
COMMUNITIES: SUSTAINABLE NATURAL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT V
Chair: Maria O’Leary
Queensland Dept of Natural Resources
& Mines, Brisbane, Australia
Room: M5&6 |
| 4.00pm |
Developing
Multisectoral Capacity – Water
as a Health Issue in Regional Australia
Victoria Kearney
Macquarie University, Greenacre, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Queensland
Rural Water Use Efficiency Initiative
(RWUEI) and Its Demonstrated Role
In Community Engagement with the Irrigation
Industry John Okello-Okanya
Queensland Department of Natural Resources
and Mines, Brisbane, Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Talking
Water Reform Anne Stuart
Queensland Department of Natural Resources
and Mines, Brisbane, Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Poverty
Alleviation – a Push towards
Unsustainability in Bangladesh?
Amzad Hossain Institute
for Sustainability and Technology
Policy, Murdoch University, Murdoch,
Australia |
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| S82 |
TOOLKIT
FOR ENGAGING PRACTICE II
Chair: Chris Smith
Disability Services Queensland, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: P1 |
| 4.00pm |
The
Grameen Bank Approach to Community
Engagement Sandy Paton
Institute for Sustainable
Development, Central Queensland University,
Rockhampton, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Building
Trust, Leadership, and Power for Action
in Rural Communities Janet
Ayres Dept. of Ag. Economics,
Purdue University, W. Lafayette, USA |
| 4.40pm |
The
I Forum, A New Approach to Community
Engagement Carla Rogers
Evolve Facilitation and Coaching,
Australia |
| 5.00pm |
80s,
90s and Now...Sustainable Core Values
in Community Engagement from Blantyre
to Brisbane Pamela Greet
Queensland Ambulance Service,
Brisbane, Australia |
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| S83
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ENGAGING
PEOPLE: BUILDING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
VI
Chair: Richard Hoolihan
TTIPCEED AC, Townsville, Australia
Room: P2 |
| 4.00pm |
A
Canadian Partnership of Patient/Citizen
Groups and Government: Engagement
in National Health Initiatives and
Policy Discussions Katharina
Kovacs Burns University of
Alberta, Edmonton, Canada |
| 4.20pm |
Healing
The Breach: Can a Government Health
Board Re-Build Community Trust?
Peter Glensor Hutt
Valley District Health Board, Lower
Hutt, New
Zealand |
| 4.40pm |
The
Distance from Marginalization to Rank
and Privilege Katie Thomas
Centre for International Health, Perth,
Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Community
Engagement – A Complete Package:
Needs Assessment, Data Dissemination,
and Beyond Maghboeba Mosavel
Center for Reducing Health Disparities,
MetroHealth Medical Center and Case
West, Cleveland, USA |
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| S85 |
ENGAGED
GOVERNANCE IN PRACTICE III
Chair: Vanessa Hughes
Brisbane, Australia
Room: P4 |
| 4.00pm |
Looking
Behind the Rhetoric – Addressing
the Benefits, Costs & Risks of
a Whole-of-Government Approach to
Community Engagement with Rigorous
Design & Review Tim
Farland NSW Premier’s
Department, Sydney, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Active
Learning for Active Citizenship –
Lessons from Britain? Val
Woodward Social Research
and Regeneration Unit, Plymouth, United
Kingdom |
| 4.40pm |
Engaging
with Queensland Communities Majella
Ryan Queensland Department
of Communities, Brisbane, Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Making
Meaning Together – New Approaches
to Governance and Community in Modern
Democracies Lisa Pollard
Murdoch University, Melbourne, Australia |
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| S86
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ENGAGING
PEOPLE: BUILDING SAFER COMMUNITIES
Chair: Paul Friedman Queensland
Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia
Room: P5 |
| 4.00pm |
Operation
Weed and Seed: A Vision for Safe and
Thriving Communities Nelson
Hernandez U.S. Department
of Justice, Washington, USA |
| 4.20pm |
Community Policing – Working
Together to Prevent Crime
Jessica Anderson
Australian Institute of Criminology,
Canberra, Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Engaging
Community and Encouraging Participation
for a Safer Community – Shellharbour
City Council’s Safer Communities
Campaign Linda Campbell
& Nicky Sloan Shellharbour
City Council, New South Wales, Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Engaging
the Community in Ambulance Service
Delivery Tracy Brown
Queensland Ambulance Service, Brisbane,
Australia & Desley Cunnington
Queensland Local Ambulance Committee
Advisory Council, Brisbane, Australia |
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ENGAGED
INSTITUTIONS: UNIVERSITIES II
Chair: Rick Williams
Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane,
Australia
Room: PTR |
| 4.00pm |
Engaging
Communities – Emerging University
Government Business and Community
Partnerships in South Africa Wallace
Taylor, Geoff Erwin & Andy Bytheway
Cape Peninsula University of Technology,
Cape Town, South Africa |
| 4.20pm |
Engaging
the Productive Aging: Enhancing Community
& University Viability Through
an Enterprising Aging Population
Peter Waterman University
of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore,
Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Engaging
Communities through Lifelong Learning
Bernard Ingle TAFENSW
– New England Institute, Tamworth,
Australia |
| 5.00pm |
Reconciling
International Aspirations with Regional
Responsibilities: The University of
Southern Queensland (USQ) as a Case
Study for a Regional
Transnational University William
Lovegrove University of Southern
Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia |
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STORYTELLING
SESSION III
Chair: Narelle Heckendorf
Queensland Dept of Communities,
Brisbane, Australia
Room: PF |
| 4.00pm |
Who
Changed Tara? A Case Study of Community
Participation and Engagement Andrew
Darbyshire Queensland Department
of Communities, Toowoomba, Australia
& Margaret Cruickshank
Queensland Department of Communities,
Brisbane, Australia |
| 4.20pm |
Lifelong
Learning: stories from Leichhardt
and Caboolture, Queensland Andree
Stark Community Renewal,
Queensland Department of Housing,
Brisbane, Australia &
Ros Resich Immaculate Heart
Primary School, Brisbane, Australia
& Marylou Goodall
Deception Bay Lifelong Learning Project,
Deception Bay, Australia |
| 4.40pm |
Sharing
Learnings from the Engaged and Learnings
from the Engaged – A Case Study
Paul Harris Department
of Natural Resources and Mines,
Nambour, Australia & Owen
Thompson Landholder, Gundiah,
Australia |
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INTERREGIONAL INFORMATION
EXCHANGE ON POVERTY ENVIRONMENT NEXUS
INITIATIVE IN CENTRAL ASIAN &
SOUTHEAST ASIAN REGIONS
Room: MB1 |
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Closed Session – Roundtable
Discussions for Future & Summary |
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| UNW1 (cont) |
DECENTRAL-IZATION: POVERTY
REDUCTION, EMPOWERMENT & PARTICIPATION
Chair: Josefa S. Edralin
International Consultant, Philippines
Room: RH-B1 |
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Local Governance and Social Capital |
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| UNW5 (cont) |
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN
PUBLIC FINANCE AT THE SUBNATIONAL
GOVERNMENTS
Chair: Jacinto de Vera
Chief Policy Analysis & Coordination
Unit, UN Division for Public Administration
& Development Management, New
York, USA
Room: RH-B2 |
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Participatory Planning and Budgeting
at the Sub-national Governments |
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| UNW3 (cont) |
PLATFORM FOR E-PARTICIPATION
Chair: Sandra Lynn
Manager, Community Information, Brisbane
City Council, Brisbane, Australia
Room: Rh-B3 |
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E-Platform for Citizens’ Engagement:
Tools |
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| UNW6 |
PARTNERSHIPS AND CIVIL
SOCIETY ORGANIZATION (CSO) CAPACITY
BUILDING FOR ACHIEVING THE MILLENNIUM
DEVELOPMENT GOALS
Chair: Jacinto de Vera
Chief, Policy Analysis & Coordination
Unit, Division for Public Administration
& Development Management, UNDESA,
New York, USA
Room: QM-TH |
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Partnerships, Civil Society Organization
(CSO) Governance and Achieving the
MDGs |
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