Participatory Approach definition
Participatory Approach means and refers to the active association and involvement of the people or the community in policy-formulation, project- planning or implementation, or activity, scheme, programme, project or institutional arrangements of any kind;
Participatory Approach means a method for the use of (i) standing advisory committees, (ii) ad hoc advisory groups or panels, (iii) consultation with groups or individuals registering interest in working with the agency, or (iv) any combination thereof in the formation and development of regulations for agency consideration. When an ad hoc advisory group is formed, the group shall include representatives of the regulated community and the general public. The decisions as to the membership of the group shall be at the discretion of the director.
Participatory Approach means more than just consulting communities about their wishes. It requires serious dialogue in which these communities are allowed to have substantial leeway for negotiation. (GTZ/ UNDOC, The Role of Alternative Development in Drug
Examples of Participatory Approach in a sentence
Participatory approach to the prevention of hazardous situations Accident prevention is based on the recognition that the number of accidents, incidents, malfunctions and hazardous situations are linked.
Participatory approach to the prevention of hazardous situations 3 Unusual hours: shift work, night shifts, shift rotation, on-call work Accident prevention is based on the recognition that the number of accidents, incidents, malfunctions and hazardous situations are linked.
More Definitions of Participatory Approach
Participatory Approach means multi-lateral private agreements supported by governments as a means of governance over environmental issues, similarly participatory approach (Bouwma et al., 2015).