ENV201H5 Lecture Notes - Shared Decision-Making In Medicine, Broad Group, Alternative Dispute Resolution

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Top-down vs. bottom-up: top-down: gov"t or other centralized authority make a decision, impose in others, bottom-up: locals, those using/relying on resource, and other stakeholders make decisions. Stakeholder: person/group affected by or with an interest in a given decision or with legal responsibility and authority related to a decision: degree of involvement, forms of participation. Citizen control and partnerships: timing of participation. Operational level of planning: participatory stakeholder inclusion. Define problem more effectively i. d. socially acceptable solution creates sense of ownership of plan. Difficulties of including the public lack of capacity: participation in canada: components required. Public hearings (when warranted) reasonable opportunities for comment. Ongoing concerns: lack of shared decision making lack of involvement at normative and strateci levels communication issues insufficient resources. Used to lead tracking eco-tours little input to mgmt plans little interest in their knowledge of ecosystems. Approaches to dealing with specific conflicts top-down. Arbitration: benefits of participatory conflict resolution.

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