Sentence examples for Participatory dialogue from inspiring English sources

Political satire such as the XYZ show contribute to lively debate and platforms such as TRAC FM enable community radio stations to gauge the opinions of their listeners via SMS, stimulating more participatory dialogue.

This paper describes how RBG was used as a participatory dialogue tool to engage stakeholders in Mkoji sub-catchment (MSC), Rufiji river basin in analysing key water resources issues, and the resulting impacts.

To this extent education becomes a participatory dialogue in which teacher and student disappear as levels of hierarchy and aim at an organic unity.

The event will open a global participatory dialogue, leading to a declaration of examples to follow and new reforms required to speed up the positive revolution and safeguard the world for future generations.

Navigators can help patients forge a more participatory dialogue with their clinicians.

Focus groups will facilitate a participatory dialogue between clinicians on the acceptability and feasibility of the intervention[ 28].

Participatory and dialogue based processes are available to combine scientific or practical expertise with policy and decision making.

In addition to our broad-based rationale and topic selection, the following issues were discussed contextually: constructive classroom dialogue, participatory lecturing, making teaching more dynamic while emphasizing productivity, effective evaluation, humor in the classroom, and the use of demonstrations as effective tools for student engagement.

This was followed by a fairly intensive sub-district process, facilitated by HST, consisting of "community dialogues", participatory planning, the nomination of CHWs and team leaders for training by district and sub-district players, the establishment of PHC outreach pilot teams (in each sub-district), and the mapping of households in pilot areas.

Cheryl Wilkins, senior director of Education and Programs at the Center for Justice at Columbia University, and María Elena Torre led the group in a dialogue about participatory methods and action-oriented research.

Across these topics, cities increasingly recognize that a sustainable future is rooted in their citizens and, hence, requires an open-ended participatory model focusing on dialogue and collaboration.