Give your initiative a place to move forward.
Keep the initiative understandable and organised while you keep using the other tools you need.Your initiative probably does not live in one tool.
Each of these can do its job well. The problem is that none of them represents the initiative as a whole.groups_3
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Keep the initiative at the centre.
Goal, plan, participation, actions, people and progress sit around one shared initiative — not in six separate places.target
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Give people the full picture.
What are we trying to change? Where do things stand? What can I do?Choose the right way to involve people.
Do not start by deciding you need a petition or a survey. Start with the goal and choose what fits.Bring different kinds of participation together.
A meeting can lead to a survey. A survey can lead to a pilot. A petition can be one part of a much larger initiative.Keep using the tools that work for you.
Unlio does not need to replace your chat, documents, video calls or other specialist tools. It provides the shared initiative around them.Make progress visible.
People joining later can understand what has already happened, what is happening now and what comes next.You do not need to be a participation expert.
The Compass and the Participation Planning Guide are there when you want help choosing an approach.
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