Lecture

Stakeholder Dialogue in Mobility Planning

Description

This lecture explores the importance of stakeholder dialogue in the context of mobility planning, discussing the various objectives of stakeholder engagement and the construction of a participatory planning process. It emphasizes the significance of informing the public, distinguishing between information and communication, and the different levels of stakeholder involvement in decision-making. The lecture delves into the roles of interest-holders and opinion-holders in mobility debates, highlighting the need for expertise in planning while also acknowledging the diverse perspectives and interests involved. It addresses the challenges of balancing technical expertise with public accessibility and transparency in planning processes, as well as the evolving role of experts as facilitators of dialogue. The lecture concludes by underscoring that while stakeholder participation can enhance decision-making, it is not a panacea for resolving complex and contentious issues in mobility planning.

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