Social Research and Dialogue

Canadians have told the NWMO that implementing APM must be responsive to citizen expectations, priorities and concerns, even as these evolve over time. The social research program identifies and applies processes and techniques to effectively engage interested people and organizations to surface and understand these expectations, and includes research projects to address them.

	Citizen Panels Program
	Input to Design of Site Selection Process - Multi-Party Dialogues
	Input to Design of Site Selection Process - Report on Nation-Wide Survey
	Input to Design of Site Selection Process - E-Dialogues
	Input to Design of Site Selection Process - Background Papers
	Exploring the Concept of "Community Well-Being"
	Summary of Economic Benefits Linked to Adaptive Phased Management
	Review of Proposed Design for Site Selection Process - Citizen's Panel Dialogues and Public Discussion Group Sessions
	Review of Proposed Design for Site Selection Process - Regional Information Sessions
	Review of Proposed Design for Site Selection Process - Multi-Party Dialogues
	Review of Proposed Design for Site Selection Process - Report on Nation-Wide Survey
	Review of Proposed Design for Site Selection Process - E-Dialogues

Related Links
	Designing the Process for Selecting a Site
	NWMO Background Papers - Study Phase