Este documento proporciona una guía para analizar plataformas web de peticiones ciudadanas. Describe los miembros, objetivos y normas de participación de la comunidad, así como las formas de hacer peticiones, el proceso de filtro y seguimiento, y la participación y anonimato de los ciudadanos. Además, especifica que la plataforma web es de carácter público pero requiere registro y está disponible en varios idiomas.
2004 May - Demystifying the Air Permitting ProcessShirley Rivera
Presented as part of the 2nd Annual EPA CHP Partners Meeting held May 12-13, 2004, in Washington, DC - http://www.epa.gov/chp/events/meeting_may1204.html . . . Information shared includes perspectives on air quality (AQ) regulatory landscape, project planning, siting issues, and recovering from AQ permitting.
Building Safety and Healthy Habits in the Workplace Shirley Rivera
An approach to building habits - for individuals and workplaces - where Environmental Health & Safety, Behavior Design & Tiny Habits®, and Improv come together. Safety practices with habits in mind and recontextualized improv practices and games for health - combining these can shift behaviors toward safer and more fun workplaces.
Presentation at January 2004 CADER (California Alliance for Distributed Energy Resources) Conference. Perspective on air quality permitting process and approach.
At the Intersection of NAAQS Modeling, Permitting, and ComplianceShirley Rivera
This presentation provides perspectives for the project developer and the air agency regarding the identification and selection of the NO2/NOx In-Stack Ratios (ISRs). The Federal EPA recognizes this is important and has been in the process of collecting information for a publicly available database; however, this database is still evolving. Choosing a representative ISR can mean the difference between operational flexibility, constrained operations, and/or more timely permit processing. But unlike emission benchmarks established for BACT requirements, there are not yet ISR benchmarks. A "call to action" to populate the EPA database is included.
2004 May - Demystifying the Air Permitting ProcessShirley Rivera
Presented as part of the 2nd Annual EPA CHP Partners Meeting held May 12-13, 2004, in Washington, DC - http://www.epa.gov/chp/events/meeting_may1204.html . . . Information shared includes perspectives on air quality (AQ) regulatory landscape, project planning, siting issues, and recovering from AQ permitting.
Building Safety and Healthy Habits in the Workplace Shirley Rivera
An approach to building habits - for individuals and workplaces - where Environmental Health & Safety, Behavior Design & Tiny Habits®, and Improv come together. Safety practices with habits in mind and recontextualized improv practices and games for health - combining these can shift behaviors toward safer and more fun workplaces.
Presentation at January 2004 CADER (California Alliance for Distributed Energy Resources) Conference. Perspective on air quality permitting process and approach.
At the Intersection of NAAQS Modeling, Permitting, and ComplianceShirley Rivera
This presentation provides perspectives for the project developer and the air agency regarding the identification and selection of the NO2/NOx In-Stack Ratios (ISRs). The Federal EPA recognizes this is important and has been in the process of collecting information for a publicly available database; however, this database is still evolving. Choosing a representative ISR can mean the difference between operational flexibility, constrained operations, and/or more timely permit processing. But unlike emission benchmarks established for BACT requirements, there are not yet ISR benchmarks. A "call to action" to populate the EPA database is included.
Co-created presentation - "Who's a Servant Leader Anyway? Using improvisational theatre practices to sharpen servant leadership practices - by Shirley Rivera and Jeff Miller. Presented at the 2013 Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership Annual Conference. The workshop was described as follows:
"This workshop brings the spirit of the improvisational comedy television show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” to those on their servant-leader journey. Workshop participants will review the characteristics, philosophies, and practices of a servant-leader, learn the framework and rules of improvisation that can be used in a non-performance context, and have an opportunity to practice improv-inspired activities and simulations that demonstrate servant-leader characteristics, philosophies, and practices. After this workshop, participants will understand how day-to-day interactions are fun opportunities to use improvisational practices in being a servant-leader. "
Co-created presentation - "Who's a Servant Leader Anyway? Using improvisational theatre practices to sharpen servant leadership practices - by Shirley Rivera and Jeff Miller. Presented at the 2013 Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership Annual Conference. The workshop was described as follows:
"This workshop brings the spirit of the improvisational comedy television show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” to those on their servant-leader journey. Workshop participants will review the characteristics, philosophies, and practices of a servant-leader, learn the framework and rules of improvisation that can be used in a non-performance context, and have an opportunity to practice improv-inspired activities and simulations that demonstrate servant-leader characteristics, philosophies, and practices. After this workshop, participants will understand how day-to-day interactions are fun opportunities to use improvisational practices in being a servant-leader. "
2. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA COMUNIDAD
MIEMBROS
OBJETIVOS
FINANCIACIÓN
NORMAS DE
PARTICIPACIÓN
3. FORMAS DE HACER UNA PETICIÓN
APORTACIÓN DE PAUTAS PARA CREAR
UNA PROPUESTA.
APORTACIÓN DE ENLACES PARA DIFUSIÓN
POR REDES SOCIALES.
APARTADO DE DISCUSIÓN
(COMENTARIOS, SOLUCIONES, ETC.)
PETICIÓN MODELO WEB Y MODELO
OFICIAL.
FILTRO.
EVOLUCIÓN DE LA PETICIÓN.
