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This document discusses three key areas for building trust with municipal governments: communication, collaboration, and patience. It recommends meeting with city officials and politicians, presenting solid plans including financials, being willing to work with rules and make changes, and understanding projects can take time to navigate regulations and fundraising. A case study shows how working with the city on these principles led to transforming a vacant lot into a new community park.
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5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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- 1. Building Trust with Municipal Governments Jeffrey Moorhouse
- 2. Agenda • Three Key areas • Case Study - Batawa Lions Natural Community Park • Summary
- 3. Three Key Areas • Communication • Collaboration • Patience
- 4. Communication • Meet with city officials • Meet with local politicians • Work with a small committee on the projects • Distribute surveys and questionnaires • Present a solid plan, including financials to both the public and municipal government
- 5. Collaboration • Be willing to work with city officials and understand they have rules to follow • Find other groups that have a similar goal – the more that support the project, the higher the probability of success • Be willing to make changes and amendments
- 6. Patience • Every good project will take time • Grants often take months to years • Fundraising is a slow process • City regulations and by-laws can often take many months to navigate
- 9. The Proposal
- 10. The Result
- 13. Summary • Building trust relies on: – Communication – Collaboration – Patience
- 14. Questions