Wednesday 16 August

	KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS Chair: Fiona McKersie Deputy Director-General, Queensland Dept of the Premier & Cabinet, Brisbane, Australia Room: GH1&2/Door 7		KEYNOTE PANEL – FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL, CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP IN THE BOTTOM LINE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT Chair: Neil Doyle General Manager (Strategic Policy & Development), Queensland Dept of Main Roads, Brisbane, Australia Room: GH3/Door 9
9.00am	Engaging Communities at Neighbourhood Level Dame Mavis McDonald Permanent Secretary, Office of Deputy Prime Minister, United Kingdom	9.00am	Mr Ian Wood Vice President – Sustainable Development & Community Relations, BHP Billiton, Melbourne, Australia
9.40am	Respondent Ms Linda Apelt Director-General, Queensland Department of Communities, Brisbane, Australia	9.20am	Mr Rick Jackson CEO, NRMA Insurance, Sydney, Australia
9.45am	Inclusive Development! Adds to a Life Worth Living Ms Georgina Beyer MP Member for Wairarapa, Wellington, New Zealand	9.40am	Mr Noel Purcell Group General Manager – Stakeholder Communications, Westpac Banking Corporation, Sydney, Australia
10.25am	Respondent Prof Sharon Bell Pro-Vice Chancellor, Equity & Community Partnerships, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia	10.00am	Mr Tony Wright Marketing Manager, Cisco, Sydney, Australia
		10.20am	Discussion

UNW1 (cont)	DECENTRALIZATION: POVERTY REDUCTION, EMPOWERMENT & PARTICIPATION Chair: Vinod Vyasulu Director, Center for Budget and Policy Studies, India Room: MB1
	Closed Session

UNW6 (cont)	PARTNERSHIPS AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION (CSO) CAPACITY BUILDING FOR ACHIEVING THE MILLENIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS Chair: Sami Hasan Senior Lecturer, School of Management, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Room: RH-B3
	CSO Governance and Partnership in India, Philippines and Vietnam

UNW7	ENGAGING COMMUNITIES: IFAD’S EXPERIENCE, LESSONS LEARNED & POLICY IMPLICATIONS Room: CO-1.39
9.00am	Welcome Thomas Elhaut Director, Asia & the Pacific Division, IFAD
9.10am	Empowering Communities to Engage Governments: The IFAD Experience – Lessons Learned and Policy Issues in Fighting Poverty Mattia Prayer Galletti IFAD
9.30am	Discussion
10.00am	Mainstreaming Participatory Planning by Local Governments & Introduction of Commune Development Funds in Vietnam: the Experience of ARCDP in Quang Binh Province Hoang Hung Former Director, Agriculture Resources Conservation & Development Project (ARCDP), Vietnam
10.15am	Discussion

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	Wednesday 9.30am - 1.00pm (with morning tea break at 10.30 - 11am)
S90	UN MOCK SECURITY COUNCIL – LEADERS OF THE FUTURE Chair: Danielle Harrop Room: CO-OH

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	Wednesday 11.00am - 12.30pm
S91	MAJOR PANEL – PEOPLE'S BUDGETING PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE UNITED NATIONS DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC & SOCIAL AFFAIRS Chair: Jay de Vera Chief, Policy Analysis & Coordination Unit, UN Division for Public Administration & Development Management, New York, USA Room: GH1&2/Door 7
	Olivio Dutra Former Minister of Cities, Brazil
	A Review of the Efficacy of the People’s Budget Campaign – Assessing our Engagement with Government after 10 Years of Democracy in South Africa Elroy Paulus COSATU Parliamentary Off – People’s Budget Campaign, Cape Town, South Africa
	Effective Participation: Examples of Community Engagements in Participatory Budgeting from Bangladesh Atiur Rahman Unnayan Shamannay, Shahbag, Bangladesh
	Popular Participation in Public Policy and Development Processes: The African Experience Guillermo Mangue United Nations Economic Commission of Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
	Discussion

S92	MAJOR PANEL – THE SCHOLARSHIP OF SOCIAL CAPITAL CIRCA 2005 – WHERE ARE WE AT? PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE WORLD BANK Chair: Geoff Woolcock Research Manager, UQ Boilerhouse Community Service & Research Centre, Brisbane, Australia Room: GH3/Door 9
	Michael Woolcock The World Bank & Harvard University, Washington, USA
	Karen Healy University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
	Andrew Leigh Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
	Jenny Onyx University of Technology Sydney, Australia

S93	ENGAGING COMMUNITIES IN CRISIS Chair: Phil Clarke Queensland Dept of Emergency Services, Brisbane, Australia Room: GH4/Door 5
11.00am	Disaster Management and Community Engagement Pauline Peel Pauline Peel Consulting, Fairfield, Australia
11.20am	The Role of Community Knowledge in Disaster Management: The Bam Earthquake Lesson in Iran Nasser Bamdad Institute of Management and Planning Studies, Tehran, Iran
11.40am	Companies as Peacebuilders: Engaging Communities through Conflict Resolution Natalie Ralph International Conflict Resolution Centre, Melbourne, Australia
12.00pm	Rehabilitating Communities, Rebuilding Aceh: IOM’s Humanitarian and Recovery Program for the December 26 Tsunami and Earthquake Anita Sharma International Organization for Migration, Jakarta, Indonesia

S94	ENGAGED GOVERNANCE: LOCAL GOVERNMENT V Chair: Natalie Kent Local Government Association of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Room: M1
11.00am	Community Engagement – Putting People First in Building Sustainable Community Futures -Three Case Studies of Innovative Engagement Practice Amanda Martin Leading Innovation, Glenden, Australia & Raelea Stewart Ipswich City Council, Ipswich, Australia
11.20am	Queensland Local Government and Community Engagement: Charting a New Way of Doing Business Desley Renton Local Government Association of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia & Max Hardy Twyford Consulting, Wollongong, Australia
11.40am	Empowering or Overpowering? Engaging Community for Sustainable Coastal Development in Lombok-Indonesia I Wayan Suadnya The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
12.00pm	Community Consultation Principles by Queensland Councils and Community Consultation Practices in Councils Internationally Colin Russo Gold Coast City Council, Surfers Paradise, Australia

S95	ENGAGING PEOPLE THROUGH ICT NETWORKS Chair: Jane King Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: M2
11.00am	Connecting Island Communities: the Emerging “Pacific Telecentre Community” Stuart Mathison Foundation for Development Cooperation, Brisbane Adelaide St, Australia
11.20am	Making Connections: A Capacity Building Approach to Health and Well Being Lyn Simpson Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
11.40am	It Takes a Community to Bridge a Divide: Fostering Digital Inclusion through Community Technology Learning Centres Roger Boot The Smith Family, Sydney, Australia
12.00pm	Enhancing Communities through Ubiquitous Networking Milton Purcell NEC Business Solutions, Brisbane, Australia

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S96	ENGAGING SYSTEMS: MEASURING SOCIAL CAPITAL Chair: Andrea Lanyon Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: M3
11.00am	Re-Interpreting Social Capital – A Political Hijack or Useful Structural Concept in Community Regeneration? Kate Brooks Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
11.20am	Community Engagement, Social Capital and Trust: Findings from the Resilient Communities Project and their Implications for Understanding Community Engagement Ralph Matthews The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
11.40am	Community Based Performance Monitoring (CBPM): Empowering and Giving Voice to Local Communities Jim Edgerton Social Development Dept of the World Bank, Tuerong, Australia
12.00pm	A National Approach to Measuring Social Capital Elizabeth Davis Australian Bureau of Statistics, Canberra, Australia

S97	PANEL: CIVIL SOCIETY & GOVERNANCE Chair: Charles Sampford Institute for Ethics, Governance and Law & ARC Governance Research Network & International Institute for Public Ethics & Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia Room: M4
	Sabet Cox Help PNG, Papua New Guinea
	Paul O’Callaghan Australian Council for International Development (ACFID), Deakin, Australia
	Peter Aitsi Transparency International, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
	Padma Ratnayake South Asia Partnership, Columbo, Sri Lanka

S98	ENGAGING WITH CULTURALLY DIVERSE COMMUNITIES III Chair: Hurriyet Babacan University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia Room: P1
11.00am	Regional Engagement of Migrant Communities, Challenges and Innovations Mitra Khakbaz University of The Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia
11.20am	Where Will the Next Meal Come From? The Bread and Butter Issues of Engagements of Culturally Diverse People Behice Bagdas Multicultural Development Association, Brisbane, Australia
11.40am	The United Nations and the Global Mandala Maggie Grey Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia
12.00pm	Community Engagement: The Magic Potion Nadia Garan Multicultural Communities Council Gold Coast, Lidcombe, Australia

S100	ENGAGING COMMUNITIES IN SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT VI Chair: Mark McConnell Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: P2
11.00am	“Ready, Set, Go!”: Using the ‘Community-readiness’ Method to Engage Social Networks for Sustainable Natural Resource Management in the Queensland Murray Darling Basin David Grasby Land Use Research Centre, University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia
11.20am	Community Engagement as a Tool to Support Conservation Outcomes In Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea Modi Pontio Conservation International, Alotau, Papua New Guinea
11.40am	Living Landscapes: Lessons from the Central Wheatbelt of Western Australia Anne Smith Greening Australia WA, Northam, Australia
12.00pm	Managing Pests without Pesticides G.V. Ramanjaneyulu Centre for Sustainable Agriculture, Tarnaka, India

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S101	E-DEMOCRACY Chair: Dianne Jeans Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: P3
11.00am	Engaging Communities Online – A Queensland Perspective Fergus Hogarth Queensland Department of Communities, Brisbane, Australia
11.20am	E-Democracy and Public Participation: A Global Overview of Policy and Activity John Gammack & Michelle Barker Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia
11.40am	From E-Government to Online Deliberative Democracy Terry Flew Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove, Australia & Graham Young The National Forum
12.00pm	New Information Technologies in the Service of Global Governance Evika Karamagioli Access to democracy, Athens, Greece

S102	ENGAGING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS Chair: tbc Room: P4
11.00am	The Nova Scotia Sustainable Communities Initiative (SCI) Laurie Alexander NS Sustainable Communities Initiative, Nova Scotia, Canada
11.20am	Partnerships Queensland Tony Dreise Queensland Department of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Policy, Brisbane, Australia
11.40am	Indigenous Community Engagement Experiences of Rural Community Empowerment in the Rangelands Region of Southern Australia Peter Marin & Bart Dessart Rural Solutions SA, Adelaide, Australia
12.00pm	Working in Partnership with Indigenous People Graham Paterson Westpac Banking Corporation, Sydney, Australia

S103	TOOLKIT FOR ENGAGING PRACTICE III Chair: Lisa Pollard Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: P5
11.00am	Infeartainment and Participation: Challenges to Community Engagement Narayan Gopalkrishnan University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia
11.20am	The Learning Community: Strategies for Bridging Organizational Learning Concepts with Communities Jeffrey Miller Innovative Leadership Solutions, Zionsville, USA & Teresa Hogue Oregon State University, Bend, Oregon USA
11.40am	Mapping Achievable Tomorrows CJ Jones & Shay Zulpo Community Action, Eumundi, Australia
12.00pm	Fighting Homelessness: Multi-Sector Partnering to Promote Community Engagement for Social Change Ruth White Seattle University, Seattle, USA

S104	ENGAGED UNIVERSITIES & SCHOOLS Chair: Kaye Pulsford Queensland Department of Education and the Arts, Brisbane, Australia Room: PTR
11.00am	Frameworks for Community Sector Partnership and Engagement Peter Howard Australian Catholic University National, Strathfield, Australia & Catherine Lyons The Benevolent Society, Sydney, Australia
11.20am	Queensland School Communities Build Sustainable Futures: Case Studies from Diverse Contexts Dorothy Andrews University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia & Helen Starr Queensland Department of Education and the Arts, Brisbane, Australia
11.40am	Engaging Communities through Educational Precincts Millicent Poole & Patrick Garnett Edith Cowan University, Joondalup, Australia
12.00pm	How Universities can Enhance Sustainable Development through Successful Engagement with their Regional Communities Robert Wallis Deakin University, Warrnambool, Australia

S105	ENGAGING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE: INNOVATIVE PRACTICE Chair: Brad Saunders Queensland Dept of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, Brisbane, Australia Room: F1
11.00am	The Learning Circles of Lockhart River Denise Hagan Queensland Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, Brisbane, Australia
11.30am	Positive Partnerships with Modern Medium – “A Community Story by Community People” Ros Kneebone Queensland Department of Local Government, Planning Sport and Recreation, Cairns, Australia

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S106	COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH ART Chair: Nusch Herman Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: RH – B2
11.00am	Building a Chorus, Engaging Citizens: The Creation of ‘Websong’ through Participative Decision Making and Production Patricia Gillard University of Newcastle, Callaghan, Australia
11.20am	Community Engagement and Creative Community Culture: a Study of Queensland Arts Council and the Role of the Arts and Cultural Industries in Building Stronger Communities Michael Richards Queensland Arts Council, Queensland, Australia
11.40am	Embracing Principles of Social Justice and Community Development through Music Brian Procopis Sweet Freedom, Brisbane, Australia
12.00pm	From Libraries to Community Hubs – Engaging Communities through Cultural, Creative and Learning Processes Sandra Lynn & Tina Rawkins Brisbane City Council, Brisbane, Australia

UNW1 (cont)	DECENTRALIZATION: POVERTY REDUCTION, EMPOWERMENT & PARTICIPATION Chair: Bishwa Maskay President, Society for International Development, Nepal Chapter, Nepal Room: RH-B1
	Wrap Up and Closing

UNW6 (cont)	PARTNERSHIPS AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION (CSO) CAPACITY BUILDING FOR ACHIEVING THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS Chair: Sami Hasan Senior Lecturer, School of Management, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Room: RH-B3
	Training & Capacity Issues Relating to NGOs and the Role of Academic Institutions: The Korean Experience

UNW7 (cont)	ENGAGING COMMUNITIES: IFAD’S EXPERIENCE, LESSONS LEARNED & POLICY IMPLICATIONS Room: CO-1.39
10.45am	Enging Indigenous Communities in Conflictual Situations: The Experince of North-East India Aloysuis Fernandez Myrada, India
11.00am	Synergies & Conflicts between Government & Civil Society in Engaging Communities: The Experience of PIDRA in Eastern Indonesia Nani Zulminarni PPSW, Indonesia
11.15am	Discussion
11.45am	Engaging Communities in the Context of Governance Reforms: Experiences from The Philippines Tony Quizon Coordinator of ANGOC, The Philippines
12.00pm	Discussion Presentation: Governance from the Bottom: How to Enhance Governments’ Accountability in the Pacific Fei Tevi World Council of Churches, Fiji
12.15pm	Discussion
12.45pm	Closing Remarks Thomas Elhaut Director, Asia & the Pacific Division, IFAD

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	Wednesday 1.30pm - 3.00pm
S107	MAJOR PANEL – ENGAGING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE QUEENSLAND DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES – OFFICE OF YOUTH Chair: Rachael Truscott Students in Free Enterprise, Brisbane, Australia & Alan Wu Australian Youth Affairs Coalition, Brisbane, Australia Room: GH1&2/Door 7
	The Hon. Warren Pitt MP Minister for Communities, Queensland Government, Brisbane, Australia
	Tom Dawkins Vibewire, Sydney, Australia
	Yasahavantha Dongre University of Mysore, Hassan, India
	Louise Redmond Positive Outcomes, Petersham, Australia
	Adam Smith International Youth Foundation, Bella Vista, Australia
	Rachel Uhr Local Government Association of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia

S108	MAJOR PANEL – ENGAGED GOVERNMENT: BUILDING PUBLIC SECTOR CAPACITY PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THE QUEENSLAND DEPT OF MAIN ROADS Chair: George O’Farrell Public Service Commissioner, Queensland Government, Brisbane, Australia Room: GH3/Door 9
	Michael Hogan Queensland Department of Communities, Brisbane, Australia
	David Adams Department for Victorian Communities, Melbourne, Australia
	Mavis McDonald Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, London, UK
	Christina Gillgren WA Department of Premier and Cabinet, Perth, Australia
	Nic Manikis Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Development, Canberra, Australia

S109	PANEL: ENGAGING COMMUNITIES IN CRISIS: POST TSUNAMI Chair: tbc Room: GH4/Door 5
1.30pm	Bottom-up Accountability and the Tsunami Response Chris Roche Oxfam, Melbourne, Australia
1.40pm	Engaging Communities: Post-Tsunami – The Case of Sri Lanka D Wijesinghe Cabinet Office, Sri Lankan Government, Colombo, Sri Lanka
1.50pm	Rapid Assessment of Primary Schools in Aceh Sarah Lendon UNICEF Australia
2.00pm	After the Tsunami: Restoring Community Livelihoods Nani Zulminarni PPSW, Indonesia
2.10pm	Rebuilding Communities-East Timor Case Study Naomi Steer Australia for UNHCR, Sydney, Australia
2.20pm	Discussion

S110	ENGAGING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IV Chair: Ros Kneebone Queensland Department of Local Government, Planning Sport & Recreation, Cairns, Australia Room: M1
1.30pm	From Strategy to Reality: A Model for Community Engagement Wendy Ah Chin Office of the Commissioner for Public Employment, Darwin, Australia
1.50pm	Opening a Dialogue and Moving Towards a Sustainable Relationship John Russell Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Fitzroy North, Australia & Lisa Thorpe Victorian Aboriginal Health Service Co-Operative Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
2.10pm	Cross-cultural (mis)Communication in a Regional Forest Agreement Process David Lloyd Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia
2.30pm	Engaging Aboriginal Communities for Mutual Outcomes: The North Queensland Gas Pipeline Project Jonathan Fulcher Minter Ellison Lawyers, Brisbane, Australia & Paul Maloney NQGP Alliance & Frank Budby Woora Consulting

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S111	ENGAGING COMMUNITIES: DIGITAL DIVIDE Chair: Peter Huta Australian Department Of Communications, Information Technology and The Arts, Canberra, Australia Room: M2
1.30pm	Promotion of the Technology Transfer Network for Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in the Asia Pacific Region Rajeev Vijh United Nations Asian & Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology (UN APCTT), New Delhi, India
1.50pm	Bridging the Digital Divide, Engaging Communities through Cross Sector Collaboration Anthony Lupi Positive Outcomes, Petersham, Australia & John Winters Cisco Systems, Brisbane, Australia
2.10pm	E-Governance: E-State in Iran: Administrative Reform Plan Ahmadreza Ashrafologhalaei Management and Planning Organization (MPO), Bureau for Economic Studies and International Cooperation, Tehran, Iran
2.30pm	E-Governance in Nepal Atma Ram Ghimire High Level Commission for Information Technology, Kathmandu, Nepal

S112	ENGAGED INSTITUTIONS: SCIENCE II Chair: Ross Springolo Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia Room: M3
1.30pm	Global Modern Food Biotechnologies: Risks and Benefits of Using an Ethical Matrix for Participatory Holistic Developments of Policy and Practice Astrid Gesche Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
1.50pm	From Biotech to Nanotech – Enhancing Deliberative Processes for Science and Technology Innovation Karen Cronin Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
2.10pm	The Role of Science Communication in Community Engagement Anne Leitch CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Brisbane, Australia
2.30pm	e-Health Initiatives for Engaging Communities Anthony Maeder e-Health Research Centre/CSIRO ICT Centre, Brisbane, Australia

S113	ENGAGING PRACTICE I Chair: Wil Brown Queensland Dept of Communities, Brisbane, Australia Room: M4
1.30pm	Making International Best Practice Work in Australian Communities: Visioning, Community Panels, and Measuring Progress Emma Williams Northern Territory Government, Community Engagement Division, Darwin, Australia
1.50pm	Sounds Good but Does it Work? Assets based community development in practice Margot Castles The Benevolent Society, Wyong, Australia
2.10pm	Addressing Interests and Values in a Consensus Building Framework for Water Allocation Claudia Baldwin The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
2.30pm	Community Building in Regional Australia Lyn Leader-Elliott Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia

S114	ENGAGING WITH CULTURALLY DIVERSE COMMUNITIES IV Chair: David Ip The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Room: M5&6
1.30pm	Challenges of Inclusion: Cultural Diversity, Citizenship and Engagement Hurriyet Babacan University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia
1.50pm	Engaging With Diversity: Community Consultation and the State Public Sector Helen Johnson & Joanne Everingham The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
2.10pm	Reinventing Liberatory Practice: How do we Work with Groups of Which we are not a Part? Erin Wilson Scope Victoria, Nunawading, Australia
2.30pm	Citizen Participation in Development: Issues in Identity, Inclusion and Voice Ranjita Mohanty Society for Participatory Research In Asia, New Delhi, India

S115	ENGAGED GOVERNANCE IN PRACTICE III Chair: Desley Renton Local Government Association of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Room: P1
1.30pm	Main Roads – Connecting Queensland Communities. Building Community Engagement into Systems and Processes Neil Doyle Queensland Department of Main Roads, Brisbane, Australia
1.50pm	Transformational Collaboration: Communities Engaging Wendy Earles James Cook University, Cairns, Australia
2.10pm	Engaging Activist Communities Christopher Galloway Monash University, Churchill, Australia
2.30pm	Multi-sectoral Collaboration in Central Queensland: Bringing the State Back in? Barton Loechel The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia

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S116	ENGAGED SYSTEMS: EVALUATING ENGAGEMENT Chair: Marion Norton Queensland Dept of Child Safety, Brisbane, Australia Room: P2
1.30pm	Measuring Engaging Communities Michael Hess School of Management, University of Tasmania, Kingston Beach, Australia
1.50pm	Improving Accountability for Participatory Processes Through Effective Evaluation Vivien Twyford International Association for Public Participation, Wollongong, Australia
2.10pm	Understanding and Measuring Stakeholder Engagement: A Managerial Perspective Leeora Black Australian Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Victoria, Australia
2.30pm	The EvaluateIT Kit: A Method for Engaging Communities in Evaluating IT Projects June Lennie June Lennie Research and Evaluation, Brisbane, Australia & Greg Hearn CIRAC, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia

S117	ENGAGING PRACTICE II Chair: Tanya Lucas Australian Bureau of Statistics, Brisbane, Australia Room: P3
1.30pm	Community Engagement – Explanations, Limits and Impacts Brian Head Key Centre for Ethics & Governance, Nathan, Au