Partnerships, Collaboration, & Participatory Approaches
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Collapse ▲Strong community partnerships and inclusion of diverse voices in project design and development can be a key to success developing local food systems. This page includes links to resources that support development of strong partnerships and inclusive and collaborative process.
- Collaboration and Community Team Building: Working with Community Teams
Presentation by Warren Miller of Fountainworks, Inc. “First you create; then you sustain. Go slow to go fast.” - Community Engagement Tools
N.C. Cooperative Extension, Community Development Program - Engaging Your Community Guides
Natural Resources Leadership Institute, NC State University- Volume 3 – Collaborative Problem Solving
- Volume 6 – Ways to Structure a Collaborative Process
- Local Food System Stakeholders for Community Engagement
List of potential stakeholders and stakeholder organizations to consider involving in a community process building local food systems. This list was developed for and Incubator Farm Project, but is generalizeable to other local food system projects. - Increasing Participation in your Program. Presentation from the 2015 NIFTI Incubator Farm Field School focused on key tools for increasing participation while maintaining program integrity.
- Building Successful Community Partnerships