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To have participative planning process needs time and planning to start. Here we will present some ideas for a smooth beginning of the process.

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Study circles and courses

9/13/2013

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Building competence and knowledge is valuable to the process of participative landscape planning.

This may apply to physical as well as social conditions, but also to the work to reach a common vision. The level of ambition may vary from the occasional course to a lengthy study circle that the participants administrate themselves. There are always some people who have more time than others, and who want to learn more and make new acquaintances. The building of knowledge could become an important part of landscape analysis, and it could preferably focus on some area that has not been elucidated before. A substantial result is important, and the course or the study circle should have something to account for when it is finished.


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    Per Blomberg, author of the handbook in participative landscape planning.

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