FWPCOT5213 — Contribute to and implement a community engagement plan

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What an assessment for FWPCOT5213 must cover

46 assessable components: 4 elements (22 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Scope need for community engagement

1.1Utilise a community engagement framework to assist in analysing and responding to issues that require community engagement
1.2Confirm organisational issues requiring community engagement
1.3Confirm purpose and potential benefits of community engagement for the organisation and the community
1.4Identify target groups in line with identified issues and purpose of engagement

2 Contribute to development of community engagement plan

2.1Confirm objectives of community engagement in consultation with key stakeholders
2.2Identify characteristics of the community, appropriate community engagement strategies, potential barriers to effective engagement and approach to addressing barriers
2.3Incorporate communication protocols in community engagement plan, including ways of communicating with culturally and linguistically diverse communities
2.4Liaise and seek support from senior personnel during preparation of the community engagement plan, as required
2.5Produce draft community engagement plan according to workplace procedures
2.6Forward draft community engagement plan to appropriate personnel and confirm further actions

3 Coordinate implementation of community engagement plan

3.1Determine community engagement activities, resource requirements and implementation timelines according to community engagement plan
3.2Communicate objectives and potential constraints on engagement to appropriate personnel, and allocate resources, roles and responsibilities
3.3Identify and manage expectations of participants and provide targeted information to participants and other stakeholders throughout engagement process according to workplace procedures
3.4Engage with media to ensure engagement objectives are accurately communicated to community members and other stakeholders according to workplace procedures
3.5Provide opportunities for individuals and communities to develop their capacity to engage with the organisation
3.6Implement mechanisms for communities to raise their own issues with the organisation
3.7Monitor roll-out of community engagement activities on an ongoing basis, consider feedback from stakeholders and adjust engagement plan in consultation with appropriate personnel as required
3.8Report on implementation of community engagement activities to appropriate personnel

4 Review community engagement plan

4.1Assess engagement outcomes against purpose and objectives
4.2Report outcomes of community engagement activities to relevant stakeholders
4.3Provide feedback to participants on how the outcomes have informed planning or decision making
4.4Report on effectiveness of community engagement plan and make recommendations to inform future planning based on consultation and feedback

Performance evidence

An individual demonstrating competency must satisfy all of the elements and performance criteria in this unit. There must be evidence that, under the supervision of a senior forester or other senior staff member with responsibility for community engagement, the individual has developed, coordinated and reviewed the implementation of one community engagement plan that is focused on addressing community views on a matter related to forestry operations. In undertaking this activity, the individual has:
analysed issues that require community engagement and identified target groups
identified community engagement strategies and potential barriers to effective engagement
produced draft community engagement plan and confirmed further actions
communicated objectives and potential constraints on engagement and allocated resources, roles and responsibilities
monitored, considered feedback from stakeholders and adjusted engagement plan
assessed engagement outcomes against purpose and objectives and reported on community engagement plan effectiveness.

Knowledge evidence

community engagement theory and principles
community engagement frameworks: - core principles and indicators - standards - performance rating measures - types, methods and levels of engagement - communication modes - decision-making mechanisms
common forest and wood products industry issues requiring community engagement, and a range of benefits of engaging community in consultation processes
strategies, practices and techniques for community engagement
relationship and partnership building principles and techniques
communication styles appropriate for establishing and fostering transparent, trusting relationships or partnerships with individuals and communities
leadership principles and the management of community engagement expectations
strategies and processes for consultation with the community
processes of individual advocacy and group advocacy
organisational opportunities for community involvement
constraints and barriers to community engagement
demographic features of the local community: - socio-economic diversity - gender diversity - cultural mix - household structures - education levels - political orientations - religious beliefs - industry and business structures
characteristics of local communities and factors affecting community engagement, such as: - dynamics of community - community power structures - big politics versus community politics (big ‘P’ vs little ‘p’) - collaborations - formal and informal community networks, partnerships and lobby groups - strength and views publicised by the business community and local media organisations
workplace requirements, policies and procedures for the following: - building and maintaining community relationships - communication and media engagement.

Foundation skills

Reading: Read and interpret complex and unfamiliar texts on forestry policy Read and interpret submissions and position papers prepared by stakeholders
Writing: Write recommendations and prepare community engagement reports requiring complex language structures and precision of expression Prepare community engagement information requiring the presentation of complex information, using simple language structures and precision of expression
Oral communication: Interact appropriately with a variety of community partners to explain complex and formal policies Establish and foster transparent, trusting relationships or partnerships with individuals and communities Work with diverse communities using a range of communication styles to suit different audiences and purposes

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What does an assessment tool for FWPCOT5213 need to cover?

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