How can you overcome resistance to change during the consensus-building process?
As an environmental consultant, you may often face the challenge of facilitating consensus building among diverse stakeholders who have different interests, values, and perspectives on environmental issues. Consensus building is a collaborative process of reaching mutually acceptable solutions that address the concerns and needs of all parties involved. However, consensus building can also encounter resistance to change, which is the tendency of some people or groups to oppose or reject new ideas, policies, or practices that may affect their status quo, habits, or beliefs. How can you overcome resistance to change during the consensus-building process? Here are some tips to help you navigate this complex and dynamic situation.
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