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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Social Justice Ireland Training for PPNs
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The Heritage Research Bursary 2018
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Thanks to all the groups who attended the County Plenary meeting last night in Strokestown. Thanks to the speakers Seamus Boland Irish Rural Link, Cllr. Orla Leyden Roscommon County Council Colm Kelly Roscommon County Council, Margaret Mulligan Roscommon Public Participation Network and Vincent Mulligan for Chairing the meeting. Also, thanks to all who manned information stands - Roscommon Citizens Information Service, Roscommon Leader Partnership, IEN - Sustainable Development Goals & BHP Insurance.
Reminder - County Plenary Meeting tonight.....
PPN County Plenary next Thursday April 12th at 8pm in The Percy French Hotel, Strokestown. Please spread the word....