SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE& OSCAR FABER - Key Persons

Susan Guy has her masters in Landscape Architecture and Planning and is recognised nationally and internationally for her pioneering work on community research, consultation, and evaluation. She has over 20 years of ‘on the ground' expertise in participatory research design, training, management and facilitation. She has advised many governmental and public bodies on their approach to consultation and worked with communities across the UK to ensure that they have real say in the issues and services that affect them. She uses robust, innovative, and socially inclusive methods that work in a variety of situations. Rather than using any packaged or labelled approach, she adapts or invents techniques that aim to secure wide-ranging stakeholder participation. Susan was the Project Manager for Scotland's first Zero Waste Town Project, the Climate Challenge Fund Project Facilitator for the development of Sustaining Dunbar's Local Resilience Action Plan and Belhaven Community Garden and currently a Director of Miixer CIC.