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Part 3 Your Responses

13    Consultation Publicity and Communication

It is suggested that consultation, publicity and communication should be aimed at achieving the following main results :- Obtaining input regarding needs Developing a culture of data sharing Informing stakeholders and the general public about progress and available means of accessing data once appropriate datasets have been developed Obtaining feedback regarding the products and services which would become available Gaining and maintaining support for the ISDI. Some means of communicating with the various stakeholders and the general public include :- A web site A regular newsletter which is sent to bodies or individuals on a mailing list Presentations at conferences Occasional questionnaires on specific topics Occasional press releases Through IRLOGI, the umbrella geographical information / GIS body in Ireland.

Questions/Issues

(1)    What should be the objectives of consultation and communication ('top-down' information provision or two-way exchange of views, participation in the process)? (2)    Would you or your organisation like to be placed on a mailing list so that you can be informed about latest developments regarding the ISDI? (3)    Have you any suggestions regarding how best to communicate with relevant bodies or individuals?

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