Specialising In
- Natural resource and social planning
- Community consultation and facilitation
- Policy development
Our Clients Say
“We have worked with Community Solutions on a number of occasions over a ten year period. Jane and Judy's considerable experience in community-based conservation processes has enabled us to focus on the end point of each project in the knowledge that the path to that end point was in expert hands.”
(Nicola Marcus PhD, Program Leader-Species, WWF Australia, 11 April 2005)
“Jane Elix worked with the Policy team to develop a “road map” for effective community engagement. Jane's unique background and exceptional skills ensured the success of the project.”
(Susan Nulsen, Policy and Education Directorate, Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Western Australia, 2 May 2005)
“Over the last six months Jane Elix and Colma Keating have worked with NSW Health to deliver a framework for community engagement - they've offered guidance, structure and advice at all stages of the process - impressing with their subject knowledge and capacity to work with a range of audiences”.
(Leanne Wallace, A/Director, Primary Health & Community Partnerships Branch, NSW Department of Health, 26 January 2006)
“I'm particularly delighted so far with what the students have picked up about Community Engagement, thanks notably to your final course involvement”
(Professor Garry Smith, Director Institute of Environmental Studies, University of NSW, Dec 2006)
“Over the past three years we have worked withCommunity Solutions to help us develop community based guidelines for the management and protection of Roebuck Bay. Having worked with CS elsewhere, we were confident they could assist us in this ambitious project that involved many divergent views, competing interests and a unique cultural diversity. There were two deciding factors in our choice of Community Solutions: they bring a willingness and flexibility to successfully engage Aboriginal people and processes, and their ability to enable people to develop their own solutions in the spirit of understanding and respect”.
(Tanya Vernes, Program Officer, Integrated Landscape Management, WWF Australia, Jan 2007)