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Explore how the internet revolutionizes public participation and stakeholder engagement. Learn about online rulemaking, stakeholder attitudes, and using libraries as community resources for environmental information.
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Using the Internet to Build Capacity in Local Stakeholders Barbara Brandon Bob Carlitz Information Renaissance Pittsburgh, PA 1
“The Internet Changes Everything” • Transformative • Democratic • Scaleable 2
Using the Internet to Build Capacity in Local Stakeholders • Increasing public participation with interactive Web sites • Changing stakeholder attitudes toward the Internet • Libraries as a Community Resource for Environmental Information 3
Increasing Public Participation With Interactive Web Sites • Online Rulemaking • Online Federal Advisory Committees • Online Modeling 4
Increasing Public Participation With Interactive Web Sites • Electronic Enforcement • Online Permitting • Online Communities 5
Online Rulemaking • Background material online • Electronic Docket Rooms • Reply Comment Periods • National Dialogues 6
Changing Stakeholder Attitudes Toward the Internet EDUCATION • Process education • Online workshops • Online guides and 1-page Templates • Online lectures via Streaming video 7
Changing Stakeholder Attitudes Toward the Internet TOOLS • Glossaries and FAQs • Hotline to assist Web use • Improved access to databases 8
Changing Stakeholder Attitudes Toward the Internet GROUPS • Networks and e-mail • Online information brokers • Enhanced public access to the net • Improved state agency and NGO sites 9
Libraries as a Community Resource for Environmental Information • A National Dialogue online • September 18-29, 2000 • www.network-democracy.org/epa • See this site for details of the points listed here 10