House to house. Community to community.

Gida Gida Listening Tour

A structured programme of community listening across all six area councils — with a published record of what was heard and what happened next.

How a visit works

EVERY VISITLEAVES A RECORD.

  1. VISIT
  2. LISTEN
  3. DOCUMENT
  4. REVIEW
  5. RESPOND
  6. REPORT BACK
  1. 01

    LISTEN

    Meet people where they live, work, farm and trade — and listen first.

  2. 02

    DOCUMENT

    Record what was said, where, and by which community, with consent.

  3. 03

    RESPOND

    Give a considered public response, not an improvised promise.

  4. 04

    ACT

    Carry the priority into the right institution through the right power.

  5. 05

    REPORT BACK

    Return to the same community with progress, including where progress stalled.

Coverage

SIX AREA COUNCILS.ONE SHARED FUTURE.

Progress is reported per council so that no part of the territory can be quietly skipped.

  • AMAC

    Listening visits scheduled. Session reports and community priorities will be published here as each cycle is completed and approved.

  • Bwari

    Listening visits scheduled. Session reports and community priorities will be published here as each cycle is completed and approved.

  • Gwagwalada

    Listening visits scheduled. Session reports and community priorities will be published here as each cycle is completed and approved.

  • Kuje

    Listening visits scheduled. Session reports and community priorities will be published here as each cycle is completed and approved.

  • Kwali

    Listening visits scheduled. Session reports and community priorities will be published here as each cycle is completed and approved.

  • Abaji

    Listening visits scheduled. Session reports and community priorities will be published here as each cycle is completed and approved.

Session reports

Reports from each listening cycle are added as they are completed.

Community voices

Community voices are added as residents give their consent.

Nothing a resident says is published without their consent. Submissions are aggregated and privacy-protected; personal details are never displayed.