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Community Engagement

Island Community Engagement

Public townhall-style engagements will take place in all ... inhabited islands. These open forums will encourage diverse participation, enabling communities to express their priorities and contribute ideas that reflect local realities.

All Islands
Comprehensive engagement across every inhabited island in the Maldives
Open Forums
Townhall-style meetings encouraging diverse community participation
Local Voices
Capturing priorities and ideas that reflect unique local realities

Community engagement is at the heart of the National Development Plan process. We believe that the people who live and work in each island community are the best source of knowledge about local needs, challenges, and opportunities.

Our island consultations are designed to be inclusive and accessible, ensuring that all community members - regardless of age, gender, occupation, or background - have the opportunity to contribute their perspectives to the national conversation.

How Community Meetings Work

Structured yet flexible sessions designed to capture authentic community voices

1

Welcome & Introduction

Overview of the NDP process and the importance of community input

2

Open Discussion

Community members share their priorities, challenges, and aspirations

3

Thematic Focus

Structured discussions on key development themes and sectors

4

Small Group Sessions

Breakout discussions to ensure everyone has a chance to contribute

5

Synthesis & Next Steps

Summary of key points and information about ongoing opportunities

6

Follow-up

Continued engagement and feedback on consultation outcomes

Consultation Progress

Track our progress as we visit communities across the Maldives

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Upcoming Consultations

Join Your Community Meeting

When we visit your island, we encourage all community members to participate. Your local knowledge and perspectives are invaluable to creating a development plan that truly serves everyone.