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The Art of Facilitation

Introduction The NSW Division of the Environment Institute of Australia (EIA) held a short course on I August 2001 entitled The Art of Facilitation. Over 100 NSW, ACT and Victorian members and others attended. The purpose of the course was to provide guidance to environmental practitioners on facilitating groups and the roles and ethics of a facilitator. Facilitation skills are an important part of the practitioner's toolkit particularly as environmental outcomes can rarely, if ever, be achieved without the support and commitment of a wide range of stakeholders.