On May 31, 2024, our project hosted the second Citizen-led renovation workshop focusing on "Communication Strategies for Citizen-Led Renovation." The event brought together experts, stakeholders, and citizens to discuss and develop effective communication strategies to drive renovation initiatives led by the community.
Workshop Overview
The workshop featured a series of interactive sessions and discussions aimed at exploring various aspects of communication strategies that can be employed in citizen-led renovation projects. The primary goal was to identify and overcome common barriers, enhance community engagement, and promote successful renovation practices.
Key Topics Covered
- Social Media Strategies:
- Leveraging different social media platforms to reach a wider audience.
- Creating engaging content to raise awareness and encourage participation.
- Utilising analytics to measure the impact of social media campaigns and adjust strategies accordingly.
- Good Practices:
- Case studies of successful citizen-led renovation projects.
- Best practices for community engagement and maintaining momentum.
- Tools and techniques for effective communication with various stakeholders.
Conclusions and Recommendations
The workshop concluded with several key recommendations for enhancing communication in citizen-led renovation initiatives:
- Utilise Multi-Channel Communication: Employing a combination of social media, traditional media, and face-to-face interactions to reach and engage different audience segments.
- Focus on Storytelling: Sharing success stories and personal experiences to inspire and motivate others.
- Provide Clear and Accessible Information: Ensuring that information about renovation processes, benefits, and support mechanisms is easily accessible and understandable.
- Encourage Collaboration: Promoting partnerships between community groups, local authorities, and experts to foster a collaborative approach to renovation.
We look forward to continuing our efforts to empower citizens and promote sustainable renovation practices across communities.
Details
- Publication date
- 31 May 2024