What is Public Participation Network (PPN)?
A new framework for public engagement and participation, called the Public Participation Network (PPN) is currently being developed within each local authority area. The PPN will be the main link through which the local authority connects with the community, social inclusion and environmental sectors without prejudice to other consultation processes. There are currently 250 members of Roscommon PPN
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New Volunteer Centre Coming to Roscommon in 2020 Public meeting in King House Historic and Cultural Centre, Boyle on Thursday the 21st November 2019
New Volunteer Centre Coming to Roscommon in 2020 Public meeting in King House Historic and Cultural Centre, Boyle on Thursday the 21st November 2019 Volunteer Ireland is delighted to announce that Roscommon will have a [...]
Volunteering Strategy – Call for Input
The Department of Rural and Ccommunity Development has just launched a call for input to inform and seek views from stakeholders on key topics under consideration to develop a National Strategy on Volunteering. If anyone [...]
Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2019 & Historic Structures Fund 2019
Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2019 & Historic Structures Fund 2019 Roscommon County Council in conjunction with the Department of Culture, Heritage & the Gaeltacht are inviting applications for the “Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2019” [...]
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