celebrate inspire connect - Warringah Council - NSW Government
celebrate inspire connect - Warringah Council - NSW Government
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24<br />
Community Consultation Summary<br />
Community consultations took place throughout<br />
February 2007. A variety of community consultation<br />
methods were used including:<br />
The consultation process was designed to develop<br />
an understanding of these issues within the<br />
<strong>Warringah</strong> community.<br />
Developing Strategies<br />
• A cultural mapping exercise at three locations in<br />
<strong>Warringah</strong><br />
• Three community workshops<br />
• An online survey<br />
Once the data from these consultations was<br />
collected and analysed, a summary of issues was<br />
presented to <strong>Council</strong>’s internal Project Team to<br />
develop strategies and actions.<br />
As a result, approximately 770 residents made their<br />
contribution to the Plan.<br />
Throughout the consultation process residents were<br />
asked ‘values’ based questions specifically developed<br />
to gauge what the community sees as important,<br />
what they like and dislike about living in <strong>Warringah</strong><br />
and the things that make <strong>Warringah</strong> special or<br />
unique.<br />
A presentation of the suggested strategies and<br />
actions was held for community members who<br />
participated in earlier workshops to assist in the<br />
development of priorities for the Cultural Plan.<br />
The three key concepts commonly acknowledged as<br />
important when examining the role of culture within<br />
communities are:<br />
1. Cultural vitality<br />
2. Identity and belonging<br />
3. Social cohesion and community engagement