LEADERSHIP TEAM MEETING December 18, 2012. IN-KIND REPORTING FORMS What Counts as In Kind? Meeting preparation Travel to and from meetings Attendance.

LEADERSHIP TEAM MEETINGDecember 18, 2012

IN-KIND REPORTING FORMS

• What Counts as In Kind?

• Meeting preparation

• Travel to and from meetings

• Attendance at meetings

• Distributing listening boxes

• Other outreach/engagement activities

• Attendance at events related to Monadnock Region Future

OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT

• Listening Boxes & Comment Cards

• Monadnock Region Future Card

• Granite State Future Website

• Neighborhood Conversations

• Regional Surveys

• Regional Visioning Sessions

• NH Listens Discussions

• Topic Oriented Workshops

WHAT WE’VE HEARD

WHAT IS BEST ABOUT THIS AREA?

Sample Size=241

WHAT COULD BE BETTER?Monadnock Region Future Comment Card Responses Sample Size=241



















GRANITESTATEFUTURE.ORG

http://www.granitestatefuture.org/

PUBLIC INPUT WEB TOOL

http://www.burlingtonvt.gov/PlanBTV/map/






• Art Contest




NEIGHBORHOOD CONVERSATIONS

• 10-15 facilitated conversations

• Informal, small group discussion

• Diverse populations






• Art Contest




ART CONTEST

• Open to regional high school students

• Mixed media art contest

• What you like about or what could be better in your community?






• Art Contest




VISIONING SESSIONS• 6-8 workshops

• Held in different geographic areas of the Region

• Open to the public

• Facilitated group discussion

• Focus on identifying values, concerns, opportunities






• Art Contest




NH LISTENS

• Communities of Interest

• UNH Cooperative Extension

• 3 small group discussions

• Seniors, Persons w/ Disabilities

• Communities of Place

• UNH Carsey Institute

• Facilitated dialogue

• Open to the public

• March 19, 2013






• Art Contest




TOPIC ORIENTED WORKSHOPS

EQUITY & ENGAGEMENT ADVOCATES

• Ensure broad participation

• Advise on best methods for community engagement

• Connect staff with outreach opportunities

• Assist with outreach where possible

REGIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTREGIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT

• Provide overview of existing conditions and trends

• Set framework for establishing goals and priorities and prioritizing projects

NH LIVABILITY PRINCIPLES

REGIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTREGIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT• Examine demographic data & trends

• Review existing plans, reports, studies • Southwest Long Range Transportation Plan - 2007

• Southwest Housing Needs Assessment -2006

• Southwest Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy - 2007

• Southwest Natural Resource Inventory - 2003

• Guiding Change: The Southwest Region at the 21st Century - 2006

• Monadnock Region Sustainability Action Plan - 2011

• Monadnock Conservancy Strategic Plan -2012

• Arts and Economic Prosperity III: The Economic Impact of the Nonprofit Arts and Culture Industry in NH’s Monadnock Region – 2009

• Vision 2020: Engaging our Community in Health- 2010

• City of Keene Comprehensive Master Plan – 2010

• Monadnock Farm to Community Connection Strategic Plan - 2012

REGIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTREGIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT

• Conduct baseline assessment of regional conditions and characteristics

• Evaluate strengths and needs within each area

• Social

• Land Use

• Transportation

• Economic

• Climate Change

• Housing

• Health & Safety

LEADERSHIP TEAM MEETING December 18, 2012. IN-KIND REPORTING FORMS What Counts as In Kind? Meeting preparation Travel to and from meetings Attendance.

Documents

monadnock region future

outreach engagement

nh listens communities

art contest open

public input web tool

meetings attendance

unh cooperative extension

meeting preparation