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In a previous blog, we discussed what social value in construction is and why it matters. Here, we will take a more practical approach and discuss the ways public bodies can add social value to the communities they work in. We will look at some ...

When running a construction project, a stakeholder engagement plan tells you not only who your stakeholders are, but also what the best ways and frequencies are with which to communicate with them. Every stakeholder engagement officer knows that ...

In our articles, we regularly write about community engagement in construction and the theory behind it. Having worked on many projects, we have seen it come to life and turned into something beneficial for everyone. It is time to share some of ...

Sustainable construction is a well-known term in the building industry. It has a very broad definition, which explains that every part of your project needs to be executed in an environmentally friendly way. That goes from running a paperless ...

Public consultations are ways to ask for input and feedback from the public. As your construction project influences the public every day, consultations are a useful tool to gain insight into their attitude towards it.

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By using public consultation activities as part of your community engagement strategy, you are able to establish meaningful communication with your external stakeholders. Ideas can be shared in person, and you can make a plan that reflects the ...

By opening up to the public around your construction project, by consulting with them and asking them for feedback, you can create a unique collaboration between your team and the surrounding community. Technology plays a crucial role in this, as ...

Every construction project, big or small and simple or complicated, has some degree of social impact on the surrounding area. A closed road, noise pollution, or a temporarily turned off water supply are examples that might come to mind. But ...

As a construction company, you want to focus on leaving a positive community behind when your project is finished. You do not want them to think back on this time only to remember the nuisances you caused them, such as noise, dust, electricity ...