2023 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.
Over the last few years 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.
2023 Core Values Awards Winners
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Australasian Organisation of the Year
Winner: Share Your Thoughts. Shape our Future – Engaging Wannon, submitted by Wannon Water.
Research Award
Winner: Moreton Says: Hearing the Missing Voices, submitted by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Project of the Year
Planning
Highly Commended: Inner Spark, submitted by Brisbane City Council and Articulous.
Highly Commended: Place Naming for a Brand New City – Waraba, submitted by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Infrastructure (Planning and Design)
Highly Commended: Collaborative, Co-designed and Youth-centred Community Benefit Sharing, submitted by TasNetworks and RPS Group.
Highly Commended: Preston Open Space Advisory Panel: Collaborating with Community, submitted by Level Crossing Removal Project.
Infrastructure (Construction)
Winner: Fitzsimons Lane Upgrade, submitted by Major Road Projects Victoria.
Community Development
Judges Encouragement: Melrose Park Community Development Project, submitted by BROOKS Community Engagement; PAYCE Consolidated Pty Ltd & Sekisui House Holdings Pty Ltd.
Health
Highly Commended: Heart Safe Communities, Equipping Residents and Communities to be First Responders, submitted by BROOKS Community Engagement and Michael Hughes Foundation.
Highly Commended: TALK ABOUT – Gaining Community Insights to Improve the Primary Care System, submitted by Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN.
Indigenous
Environment
Winner: Moreton Bay’s Living Coast Plan, submitted by: Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Highly Commended: Shifting the Dial on Single Use Plastics in NSW, submitted by NSW Department of Planning and Environment and the NSW Environment Protection Authority.
Smart Budget Award: C.Y. O’Connor Beach Erosion Consultation, submitted by City of Cockburn.
Take a look at the 2023 Core Values Awards Showcase Booklet.
2023 Core Values Awards Project Interviews
Share your thoughts. Shape our future – Engaging Wannon
Submitted by Wannon Water
Australasia Organisation of the Year Winner
International Organisation of the Year Winner
Share your thoughts. Shape our future – Engaging Wannon with Garrath Darkin
Submitted by Wannon Water
Australasia Organisation of the Year Winner
International Organisation of the Year Winner
Share your thoughts. Shape our future – Engaging Wannon with Kellie King
Submitted by Wannon Water
Australasia Organisation of the Year Winner
International Organisation of the Year Winner
Share your thoughts. Shape our future – Engaging Wannon with Tatiana Resk
Submitted by Wannon Water
Australasia Organisation of the Year Winner
International Organisation of the Year Winner
Delivering an Inclusive Public Transport Solution
Submitted by Brisbane City Council
Project of the Year Winner
Infrastructure – Planning and Design, Winner
TALK ABOUT – Gaining Community Insights to Improve the Primary Care System
Submitted by Darling Downs and West Moreton Primary Health Network (PHN)
Highly Commended, Health
Moreton Says: Hearing the missing voices
Submitted by Darling Downs and West Moreton Primary Health Network (PHN)
Australasian Research Award and International Research Award Winner.
Collaborative, Co-designed and Youth-centred Community Benefit Sharing
Submitted by TasNetworks and RPS Group
Highly Commended, Infrastructure.
Citizens’ Assembly on next source of water for Tāmaki Makaurau
Submitted by Watercare Services Ltd Koi Tū: The Centre for Informed Futures
Planning Awards Winner.