Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel Member
- Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Metro Vancouver A, BC, Canada
Part-time
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- Part Time
- Metro Vancouver
- Posted 2 years ago
Metro Vancouver is seeking consultation and engagement experts who have extensive experience conducting public engagement processes to expand the membership of the Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel.
The opportunity
Apply to join the Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel (Engagement Panel) and help advise Metro Vancouver on public engagement specifically related to updating the regional solid waste management plan. Metro Vancouver is looking to enhance the Engagement Panel’s work by recruiting new members.
The Engagement Panel has been in place since 2020 and currently consists of four members, plus a Zero Waste Committee liaison. It was established as an independent third party that advises staff and reports to the GVS&DD Board on engagement during all phases of the solid waste management plan update to keep Metro Vancouver accountable to its commitment to delivering robust and inclusive engagement. For more details on the panel’s purpose, scope of work, membership, meetings, and compensation, view the Terms of Reference .
Remuneration: Engagement Panel members will be paid as contractors to Metro Vancouver on a per-meeting basis. A T4A slip will be issued at year-end.
Required Skills And Criteria
Applications will be reviewed by Metro Vancouver staff. Engagement Panel members will be selected by the Zero Waste Committee/GVS&DD Board in closed (confidential) meetings. Applicants will be evaluated based on their skills and experience in community and public engagement.
Successful Applicants Will:
- Have extensive experience leading community/public engagement (e.g. large public planning processes)
- Represent a diverse range of regional perspectives, and/or have experience working with underrepresented or equity-denied communities
- Have demonstrated the ability to work collaboratively with others, and be able to objectively consider multiple perspectives
- Have demonstrated community involvement
- Reside within the Metro Vancouver region
- Not currently or previously (within the last 10 years), be employed by Metro Vancouver or one of Metro Vancouver’s member jurisdictions
- Not currently be an elected official
- Disclose potential or perceived conflicts of interest upon application
Committee Member Selection
Applications will be reviewed by the Metro Vancouver solid waste management plan project team. Engagement Panel members will be selected by the Zero Waste Committee/GVS&DD Board in confidential/closed meetings.
Metro Vancouver will also review applications to ensure a diverse range of perspectives and experiences are represented on the panel. Applications will be assessed based on information provided in the application form. Separate communication with staff, Engagement Panel members, Zero Waste Committee members, and Board members will not be considered.
Questions about the application form or process can be sent to zerowaste@metrovancouver.org.
Applications will be accepted until March 7, 2025.
To apply for this job please visit forms.metrovancouver.org.
- Part Time
- Metro Vancouver
- Posted 2 years ago
Metro Vancouver is seeking consultation and engagement experts who have extensive experience conducting public engagement processes to expand the membership of the Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel.
The opportunity
Apply to join the Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel (Engagement Panel) and help advise Metro Vancouver on public engagement specifically related to updating the regional solid waste management plan. Metro Vancouver is looking to enhance the Engagement Panel’s work by recruiting new members.
The Engagement Panel has been in place since 2020 and currently consists of four members, plus a Zero Waste Committee liaison. It was established as an independent third party that advises staff and reports to the GVS&DD Board on engagement during all phases of the solid waste management plan update to keep Metro Vancouver accountable to its commitment to delivering robust and inclusive engagement. For more details on the panel’s purpose, scope of work, membership, meetings, and compensation, view the Terms of Reference .
Remuneration: Engagement Panel members will be paid as contractors to Metro Vancouver on a per-meeting basis. A T4A slip will be issued at year-end.
Successful Applicants Will:
- Have extensive experience leading community/public engagement (e.g. large public planning processes)
- Represent a diverse range of regional perspectives, and/or have experience working with underrepresented or equity-denied communities
- Have demonstrated the ability to work collaboratively with others, and be able to objectively consider multiple perspectives
- Have demonstrated community involvement
- Reside within the Metro Vancouver region
- Not currently or previously (within the last 10 years), be employed by Metro Vancouver or one of Metro Vancouver’s member jurisdictions
- Not currently be an elected official
- Disclose potential or perceived conflicts of interest upon application
Committee Member Selection
Applications will be reviewed by the Metro Vancouver solid waste management plan project team. Engagement Panel members will be selected by the Zero Waste Committee/GVS&DD Board in confidential/closed meetings.
Metro Vancouver will also review applications to ensure a diverse range of perspectives and experiences are represented on the panel. Applications will be assessed based on information provided in the application form. Separate communication with staff, Engagement Panel members, Zero Waste Committee members, and Board members will not be considered.
Questions about the application form or process can be sent to zerowaste@metrovancouver.org.
Applications will be accepted until March 7, 2025.
To apply for this job please visit forms.metrovancouver.org.
Metro Vancouver is seeking consultation and engagement experts who have extensive experience conducting public engagement processes to expand the membership of the Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel.
The opportunity
Apply to join the Solid Waste Management Plan Independent Consultation and Engagement Panel (Engagement Panel) and help advise Metro Vancouver on public engagement specifically related to updating the regional solid waste management plan. Metro Vancouver is looking to enhance the Engagement Panel’s work by recruiting new members.
The Engagement Panel has been in place since 2020 and currently consists of four members, plus a Zero Waste Committee liaison. It was established as an independent third party that advises staff and reports to the GVS&DD Board on engagement during all phases of the solid waste management plan update to keep Metro Vancouver accountable to its commitment to delivering robust and inclusive engagement. For more details on the panel’s purpose, scope of work, membership, meetings, and compensation, view the Terms of Reference .
Remuneration: Engagement Panel members will be paid as contractors to Metro Vancouver on a per-meeting basis. A T4A slip will be issued at year-end.
Successful Applicants Will:
- Have extensive experience leading community/public engagement (e.g. large public planning processes)
- Represent a diverse range of regional perspectives, and/or have experience working with underrepresented or equity-denied communities
- Have demonstrated the ability to work collaboratively with others, and be able to objectively consider multiple perspectives
- Have demonstrated community involvement
- Reside within the Metro Vancouver region
- Not currently or previously (within the last 10 years), be employed by Metro Vancouver or one of Metro Vancouver’s member jurisdictions
- Not currently be an elected official
- Disclose potential or perceived conflicts of interest upon application
Committee Member Selection
Applications will be reviewed by the Metro Vancouver solid waste management plan project team. Engagement Panel members will be selected by the Zero Waste Committee/GVS&DD Board in confidential/closed meetings.
Metro Vancouver will also review applications to ensure a diverse range of perspectives and experiences are represented on the panel. Applications will be assessed based on information provided in the application form. Separate communication with staff, Engagement Panel members, Zero Waste Committee members, and Board members will not be considered.
Questions about the application form or process can be sent to zerowaste@metrovancouver.org.
Applications will be accepted until March 7, 2025.
More about this job
Responsibilities
Advise Metro Vancouver on public engagement throughout the regional solid waste management plan update, helping ensure engagement is robust and inclusive. Contribute independent perspectives and expertise to the Engagement Panel, which reports to the GVS&DD Board.
Requirements
Applicants must have extensive experience leading community or public engagement, demonstrate collaborative and objective consideration of multiple perspectives, and show community involvement. They must reside in the Metro Vancouver region, not be a current elected official, not have been employed by Metro Vancouver or a member jurisdiction within the past 10 years, and disclose potential or perceived conflicts of interest.
Skills
- Public Engagement
- Community Engagement
- Consultation
- Public Planning
- Inclusive Engagement
- Collaboration
- Objective Decision-Making
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Community Involvement
- Conflict-of-Interest Disclosure
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Categories
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Government & Public Sector
- Consulting
Keywords
- Solid Waste Management
- Public Engagement
- Community Engagement
- Consultation
- Regional Planning
- Public Planning Processes
- Inclusive Engagement
- Equity-Denied Communities
- Underrepresented Communities
- Stakeholder Perspectives
- Community Involvement
- Independent Advisory Panel
- Zero Waste
- Conflict of Interest
- Metro Vancouver