On the 13th September 2011, the findings from the Pathways through Participation project were launched by the project partners: the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), the Institute for Volunteering Research (IVR) and Involve. more » - Pathways Through Participation
This Involve and Consumer Focus Toolkit demonstrates how to make the case for engagement using monetary terms. There is a substantial amount of anecdotal evidence in support of public engagement and some case study evidence showing that the value of … more » - Making the case for public engagement
Involve has been commissioned by Health and Social Services of the States of Jersey to analyse and report on the responses to Jersey’s public consultation on the Green paper, ‘Caring for each other, caring for ourselves’. We will report back … more » - States of Jersey Health and Social Services review
The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has developed a series of tools to engage the public in choices the UK has to make to move to a secure, low-carbon energy system over the period to 2050. Involve is … more » - 2050 Pathways Public Dialogue
It’s an exciting week for Involve as we welcome two new associates onto the team. Clive Mitchell and Rosalie Callway will be working on the crucial areas of Local Government and Sustainability, respectively. Our associates are experts in their field, adding … more » – Involve welcome new associates
We are now less than four years away from 2015, the date for achieveing the targets set by The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Despite their many failings, the goals have been remarkably successful at mobilising public opinion, as well framing … more » – A global development framework after 2015: Engaging poor people in its formulation
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