Airport infrastructure development is crucial for accommodating increasing passenger numbers, advancing technological capabilities, and ensuring safety and efficiency. However, planning routes for such infrastructure often faces hurdles, particularly in obtaining planning consent. One effective strategy to streamline this process is through robust public consultation. By engaging with the community and stakeholders, airports can foster trust,Continue reading “Navigating route planning for airport infrastructure: achieving faster planning consent through effective public consultation”
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Enhancing airport infrastructure: the power of targeted and effective communication
As global air travel continues to surge, the necessity for modern, efficient, and expanded airport infrastructure becomes increasingly critical. However, convincing stakeholders and communities of the importance of upgrading existing airport facilities can be challenging. Effective, targeted, and tailored communication plays a pivotal role in bridging this gap, ensuring that all parties understand and supportContinue reading “Enhancing airport infrastructure: the power of targeted and effective communication”
Securing political support for active travel and mastering stakeholder engagement to navigate bureaucracy
In the next instalment of my series on active travel, I shift my focus towards securing political support. As decision-makers look to foster more sustainable travel habits, involving communities in the planning process, this article explores how mastering engagement and successfully navigating bureaucracy can lead to effective behaviour change and significantly benefit regional communities. AsContinue reading “Securing political support for active travel and mastering stakeholder engagement to navigate bureaucracy”
Co-creation and behaviour change: shaping active travel for regional communities
As part of my series on active travel articles, I shift my focus toward the transformative potential of co-creation and behaviour change within regional communities. As decision-makers look to foster more sustainable travel habits, involving communities in the planning process not only empowers but also tailors solutions to fit local needs more precisely. This articleContinue reading “Co-creation and behaviour change: shaping active travel for regional communities”
Understanding the nuances: consultation vs. engagement
In various fields, be it business, governance, or community initiatives, the terms ‘consultation’ and ‘engagement’ are frequently used interchangeably. However, understanding the nuances between these two concepts is crucial for effective decision-making, collaboration, and fostering meaningful relationships. While both consultation and engagement involve interaction and communication, they differ significantly in their objectives, processes, and levelsContinue reading “Understanding the nuances: consultation vs. engagement”
Leveraging global stakeholder engagement lessons for enhanced Freeport applications in the UK
As the UK develops its mission to establish Freeports, drawing from global best practices in stakeholder engagement can play a pivotal role in enhancing the quality and effectiveness of applications. Successful Freeports are not just about tax incentives and customs advantages; they require a robust alignment of interests among diverse stakeholders, including government bodies, businesses,Continue reading “Leveraging global stakeholder engagement lessons for enhanced Freeport applications in the UK”
The heartbeat of change: the role of stakeholders in master plan regeneration
When we talk about master plan regeneration, we’re often caught up in the grandeur of new buildings, bustling parks, and revitalised public spaces. But behind these transformations lies the true heartbeat of change: stakeholders. These are the people who live, work, and dream within the communities being reshaped. Their voices, stories, and aspirations are notContinue reading “The heartbeat of change: the role of stakeholders in master plan regeneration”
Empowering communities: understanding Scotland’s Section 10 of the Community Empowerment Act
In an era where grassroots movements and community-led initiatives continue to develop momentum, legislation that empowers local communities to shape their own futures has become increasingly significant. One such piece of legislation is the Community Empowerment Act (Scotland) 2015 that is designed for community bodies and public service authorities in Scotland. It’s a landmark lawContinue reading “Empowering communities: understanding Scotland’s Section 10 of the Community Empowerment Act”
Key engagement trends and their importance for UK National Significant Infrastructure Projects
In the dynamic landscape of national significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) in the UK, effective stakeholder engagement has become more critical than ever. As projects grow in scale and complexity, so does the need for innovative and inclusive engagement strategies. The following trends are key to shaping the future of UK NSIPs and why they areContinue reading “Key engagement trends and their importance for UK National Significant Infrastructure Projects”
Embracing stakeholder feedback: the key to designing effective active travel schemes
Welcome to the second instalment in our series on active travel this month. In my first article, I explored the critical importance of overcoming challenges facing active travel schemes and promoting sustainable urban environments and public health. I delved into the multifaceted benefits of walking, cycling, and other forms of non-motorised transport. Now, I shiftContinue reading “Embracing stakeholder feedback: the key to designing effective active travel schemes”
Challenges of airport infrastructure and the role of stakeholders in developing integrated transport hubs
Airport infrastructure is pivotal to the global transportation network, connecting regions and enabling economic growth. However, the development and expansion of airports bring several challenges, especially concerning surface access and the impact on local communities. Addressing these challenges through effective stakeholder engagement can lead to the creation of integrated transport hubs that benefit both theContinue reading “Challenges of airport infrastructure and the role of stakeholders in developing integrated transport hubs”
The heartbeat of change: the role of stakeholders in master plan regeneration
When we talk about master plan regeneration, we’re often caught up in the grandeur of new buildings, bustling parks, and revitalised public spaces. But behind these transformations lies the true heartbeat of change: stakeholders. These are the people who live, work, and dream within the communities being reshaped. Their voices, stories, and aspirations are notContinue reading “The heartbeat of change: the role of stakeholders in master plan regeneration”
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