How to
get involved
By working together and sharing knowledge and experience
Gippsland-wide, we can: |
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learn from
one another's experiences and solutions |
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keep what we
value - environment and life-style |
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identify and
increase opportunities for sustainable development |
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build vibrant
communities, and provide opportunities for our young people.
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Five Working Groups are determining how to take action on
issues identified at an Action Planning Forum in Sale last year.
The areas they are covering are: |
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harnessing the region’s human capital; |
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building networks; |
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taking greater advantage of proximity to markets;
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gaining greater access to research and development; and |
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communication. |
If
you are interested in participating in a Working Group you can
email Geoff Pryor from Regional Knowledge Works at
gefpryor@ozemail.com.au and let him know which group
you are interested in.
There's a Discussion Circle
Kit on this web site which you can download and use with
a group of friends, colleagues, club members or acquaintances. Click on
the Project Documents page. You can meet for an evening, or over a
period of weeks, or even months – whatever suits you – and send your
ideas back to the project team via
gefpryor@ozemail.com.au
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The processes have been set in place and are there for the
people of Gippsland to use and help build a brighter future of
their rich and diverse region. |
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Give your ideas to the project team by forming, or participating
in, a Discussion Group |
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Join a Working Group and help make things happen for Gippsland |
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Use the many networks operating in the region to discuss issues
and start new ventures. |
Organisations and individuals can contribute their ideas to this project
by taking part in Discussion Circle groups to consider some of the key
issues for the region. These Discussion Circles can take place wherever
you want. They can be part of a regular meeting of an existing group, or
they can be made up of friends and colleagues chatting across a kitchen
table, at work or in a café, or pub.
PARTICIPATE IN A WORKING GROUP
OR START OR JOIN A DISCUSSION CIRCLE GROUP NOW
Download the special Discussion Circle Kit, from the
Project documents page. Find out more
about the project by reading the Information Sheet on the same page
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