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Promoting inclusion and diversity in parliamentary public engagement
Summary
10.00- 11.00 CET
This seminar explores how parliament can promote inclusivity and diversity in their public engagement activity. It presents the Inclusion Checklist of the Global Parliamentary Report on Public engagement in the work of parliament, whilst drawing from examples of how the Parliament of Victoria (Australia) has promoted diversity and inclusivity in its engagement work.
IPU is offering to provide capacity building support in applying the Inclusion Checklist in practice to two parliaments interested in promoting inclusive public engagement. Interested parliaments can contact [email protected] for more information.
Language(s): English, French, Spanish
This event is part of the series of webinars organized by the Public engagement hub in IPU's Centre for Innovation in Parliament in follow-up to the 2022 IPU-UNDP Global Parliamentary Report on Public engagement in the work of parliament. For more information, please contact [email protected].
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Andres Lomp, Parliament of Victoria (Australia)