Sentence examples for participatory debate from inspiring English sources
The failure of film and television has become theatre's opportunity: a medium often derided as elitist and out of touch has become a source of information, argument, speculation and even, in the case of a recent imported Berlin production of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, participatory debate.
ABC News has a chance here to involve voters in a truly participatory debate.
The results were taken as a starting point for a participatory debate with local stakeholders resulting in the formulation of recommendations concerning the desirable future response of the healthcare sector in Morocco to sexual violence against sub-Saharan migrants.
We attach high priority to the need for a genuine participatory debate that airs the very different political positions that are held, all the more so because the issues we are currently debating are of key importance to the future of every country.
This leads me to another debate about participatory art: who should, or shouldn't be paid?
This article contributes to the debate on participatory approaches to bring about system changes that support sustainability and other broad innovation challenges.
Debates were participatory, not top-down platforms.
It is argued that ideal type narratives are not only a useful heuristic device in research, but that they have the potential to minimise misunderstandings in stakeholder discussions and thereby contribute to more fruitful debates in participatory landscape and biodiversity planning processes.
NGO's have also contributed to the review process which was highly participatory and included consultation and debate at high levels in most countries.
This has been a recurrent problem in experimental forms of public debate such as participatory procedures: participants are difficult to find and to engage, they often discuss half-heartedly in an artificial setting, and the result is more than meagre with respect to impact.
Resolving ambiguities in risk debates requires the participatory involvement of a broad range of stakeholders to openly discuss competing arguments, beliefs, and values.
