Stap isi
Local government, the internet & community engagement online
28 August 2008
First Post
Stap isi is a Tok Pisin expression often used as a valediction. It means something like be good or take it easy.
I intend to look at practical examples of online engagement in a municipal context and suggest some opportunities for participation.
Although my experience is limited to a handful of years in local government in Australia, I hope it is of interest and relevance to other workers in municipal organisations.
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