Finland – Developers / TSO-engagement-phase4

Useful for positive PR.
Attention! Possible issues regarding competition between developers.

Social media is a low cost (and often now expected) way of engaging with individuals.
Attention! Ensure staff have social media training.
Attention! Possible issues regarding competition between developers.

A website for your company or specifically for the project may prove helpful.
Attention: Possible issues regarding competition between developers.

Useful for positive PR and keeping the wider public informed.

Newsletters can help to provide information to a large number of individuals at once.

Provision of flyers in public places or directly mailed to local people can help to provide key pieces of information.

Social media is a low cost (and often now expected) way of engaging with individuals.
Attention! Ensure staff have social media training.

Useful for positive PR and keeping the wider public informed.

Newsletters can help to provide information to a large number of individuals at once.

Provision of flyers in public places or directly mailed to local people can help to provide key pieces of information.

Social media is a low cost (and often now expected) way of engaging with individuals.
Attention! Ensure staff have social media training.

Useful for positive PR and keeping the wider public informed.

Newsletters can help to provide information to a large number of individuals at once.

Provision of flyers in public places or directly mailed to local people can help to provide key pieces of information.

Social media is a low cost (and often now expected) way of engaging with individuals.
Attention! Ensure staff have social media training.

Attend local events which are taking place and seek feedback from community members.

Having an open door session is an excellent way to hear local comments in a suitable environment.

Meet stakeholders and answer local residents' questions focused on specific topics for a specified duration of time.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

Be available to answer to local residents' questions.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

An information roadshow offers a thorough and professional way to tell a large number of people your plans.

Keep citizens informed by using a mobile exhibition and going to areas where you can speak to a large number of stakeholders.

Having an open door session is an excellent way to hear local comments in a suitable environment.

Meet stakeholders and answer local residents' questions focused on specific topics for a specified duration of time.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

Be available to answer to local residents' questions.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

Meet local residents & answer their questions.

An information roadshow offers a thorough and professional way to tell a large number of people your plans.

Keep citizens informed by using a mobile exhibition and going to areas where you can speak to a large number of stakeholders.

An open day allows people to visit the project and see it for themselves. This can be low cost or can be held as a publicised full day of events.

An information roadshow offers a thorough and professional way to tell a large number of people your plans.

Keep citizens informed by using a mobile exhibition and going to areas where you can speak to a large number of stakeholders.

An open day allows people to visit the project and see it for themselves. This can be low cost or can be held as a publicised full day of events.

Begin discussions with potential partners at this stage.

Begin discussions with potential partners at this stage.

If there is scope to include a local cooperative, begin discussions as early as possible to give the community group the opportunity to develop plans.

Begin discussions with potential partners at this stage.

Begin discussions on how this might work for the project.

Explore the possibility of crowdfunding at this stage - is it likely the local community will be able to raise funds?

Consider the possibility of sponsoring local projects.

Explore whether this is viable according to local or regional constraints.

Consider whether the project's financial model allows for distribution of revenue.

Consider whether the the project's financial model allows for a community fund to be set up.

Begin discussions with local contractors and suppliers.

Explore the potential to set up a partnership with a local authority or another public body.

Explore the potential to set up a partnership with a community company.

Meet a cooperative in order to set up a partnership.

Have discussions with potential partners.

Explore how this might work for your project.

Develop a crowdfunding proposal and work closely with local communities.

Develop proposals and confirm projects which are to be sponsored.

Develop plans for how this might be implemented.

Explore opportunities to distribute dividends to the wider community.

Meet local residents & local authorities in order to set up a partnership.

Meet local residents & local authorities in order to set up a partnership.

Be open to discussions on unforeseen impacts during the construction period.

Find opportunities for local economic benefits where reasonable.

You may wish to explore local distribution of profit once the development is operational.

Discussions regarding compensation should be preempted and undertaken in advance of operation, however it is important to maintain relationships and ensure residents have the opportunity to communicate any concerns once the site is operational.

You may wish to explore setting up a community fund once the development is operational.