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Public forums are open meetings where community members can voice their opinions, discuss issues, and share their visions for development. They are used to gather a wide range of views and foster democratic participation.

Surveys are structured questionnaires distributed to community members to collect data on their preferences, needs, and opinions. They are useful for statistical analysis and understanding broad trends.

Focus groups are small, diverse group discussions guided by a facilitator to explore community opinions on specific issues. They enable deep insights into the values and concerns of participants.

Town hall meetings are sessions where local officials and citizens come together to discuss community issues. They encourage two-way communication and are an opportunity for decision-makers to receive direct feedback.

Workshops include interactive sessions where participants can learn about urban planning topics and actively contribute to the planning process through exercises and discussions.

Stakeholder interviews are one-on-one conversations with individuals who have an interest or stake in urban planning processes. The purpose is to gather detailed information and ensure inclusivity in the planning process.

Community advisory committees are groups formed by local members who work alongside planners to provide recommendations and feedback from a community perspective. They bridge the gap between the public and the planners.