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	This assignment is collaborative. This means that you work jointly on developing approaches for your cases. Please identify cross-cutting aspects/questions between your cases and include comparative analysis and reflection. Your presentation should include a synthesis of your comparative observations.		This assignment is collaborative. This means that you work jointly on developing approaches for your cases. Please identify cross-cutting aspects/questions between your cases and include comparative analysis and reflection. Your presentation should include a synthesis of your comparative observations.

			Your approach needs to include:
			* a stakeholder map
			* a selection of tools and methods
			* a scenario illustrating how these methods/tools can be applied within an imagined time frame

	== Project Presentation and Submission Format ==		== Project Presentation and Submission Format ==

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	== Task Description ==		== Task Description ==
	After having reflected on each other's case studies ~~the small groups will need~~ to ~~make~~ a ~~decision and continue to work with one~~ case ~~only~~. You are supposed to develop a strategy for enganging the community ~~with~~ in order to solve the landscape challenge that has been identified. Your strategy may involve participatory methods/approaches as well as communication and governance models.		After having reflected on each other's case studies you are invited to envision a democratically-based change model for your case. You are supposed to develop a strategy for enganging the community in order to solve the landscape challenge that has been identified. Your strategy may involve participatory methods/approaches as well as communication and governance models.

			This assignment is collaborative. This means that you work jointly on developing approaches for your cases. Please identify cross-cutting aspects/questions between your cases and include comparative analysis and reflection. Your presentation should include a synthesis of your comparative observations.

	== Project Presentation and Submission Format ==		== Project Presentation and Submission Format ==

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== Time Frame ==
*assigned: Tuesday, 1st of December
*submission: Monday, 25th of January
*presentations: Tuesdays, 26th of January (online in parallel groups)

== Task Description ==
After having reflected on each other's case studies the small groups will need to make a decision and continue to work with one case only. You are supposed to develop a strategy for enganging the community with in order to solve the landscape challenge that has been identified. Your strategy may involve participatory methods/approaches as well as communication and governance models.

== Project Presentation and Submission Format ==

* the results will be added on the respective case study wiki page
*For the plenary presentation: Three PPT slides with a short presentation of the project, to be presented in the January sessions (one slide per person).

Landscape and Democracy: Collaborative Project - Revision history

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WikiSysop: Created page with "'''--->Back to Overview of Assignments''' == Time Frame == *assigned: Tuesday, 1st of December *submission: Monday, 25th of J..."

WikiSysop: Created page with "'''--->Back to Overview of Assignments''' == Time Frame == assigned: Tuesday, 1st of December submission: Monday, 25th of J..."