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2022 Core Values Awards

IAP2 Australasia’s Core Values Awards recognise outstanding projects and organisations that are at the forefront of community engagement.

Be Recognised.

IAP2 Australasia’s premier Core Values Awards recognise and encourage projects and organisations that are at the forefront of community and stakeholder engagement. The awards were created to encourage excellence, quality, and innovation in public participation.

Engagement practitioners have faced many new challenges, however, we have still seen some outstanding projects at the forefront of community and stakeholder engagement in Australasia.

2022 Core Values Awards Winners

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Australasian Organisation of the Year

Highly Commended: Ausgrid, Ausgrid’s transformative journey: empowerment through public participation

Highly Commended: Sunshine Coast Council: Our journey to excellence in engagement

Australasian Project of the Year

Winner: Far North District Council, Te Hiku Revitalisation

Community Development

Winner: Far North District Council, Te Hiku Revitalisation

Highly Commended: City of Parramatta, Case Study: City of Parramatta Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2022 – 2026

Environment

Winner: Barwon Water; MosaicLab, Water for our Future: how can we create a water future that balances all our needs?

Health

Highly Commended: Victorian Department of Health, Testing and Trust: Building Community Engagement and Stopping the Spread of COVID-19 in Victoria, Australia

Indigenous

Winner (AU): Wollongong City Council, Aboriginal Engagement Framework – knowing and valuing local Aboriginal people and communities

Judges Encouragement Award: The City of Cockburn, Creating Cockburn’s Aboriginal Cultural and Visitors Centre

Infrastructure (Construction)

Winner: Transport for NSW; Ertech; DesignInc; Larke Industries, M6 Stage 1 – Community and Recreation Facilities

Highly Commended: Main Roads; Armadale Access Alliance, Armadale Road to North Lake Road Bridge

Infrastructure (Planning and Design)

Winner: Victorian Moreton Bay Regional Council, Beachmere Shoreline Management Project: a collaborative approach to difficult decisions

Highly Commended: Infrastructure Victoria; Capire Consulting Group, Zero Emissions Vehicle Community Panel

Highly Commended: Melbourne Water, Reimagining Your Moonee Ponds Creek

Planning

Winner: Capire Consulting Group; City of Launceston, Tomorrow Together

Winner: Yarra Valley Water; MosaicLab, Amplifying unheard voices to deliver what all customers value

Disaster & Emergency Services

Highly Commended: Multicultural NSW, Multicultural NSW’s Community Connectors Project: A COVID-19 Response Project

Highly Commended: WSP; Laing O’Rourke; NSW Public Works Advisory, NSW Bushfire Clean Up Project An ethical and agile approach to engaging with communities after the Black Summer Bushfires of 2019-20