Writing

Reports

• Hafferty, C. (2022). Embedding an evidence-led, best practice culture of engagement: learning from the evidence (NECR448). Natural England Evidence Review.
• Hafferty, C. (2022). Best practice stakeholder engagement: learning from the evidence (infographic pack). University of Gloucestershire.
  
• Kindred, D., Ingram, J., Hafferty, C., Gairdner, J., Bouvet, L., Fellows, C., Cooney, B. (2021). Farm Performance Enhancement Platform: Appraisal of the impacts of COVID-19 on Knowledge Exchange in Agriculture: Summary. UKRI. 
• Ingram, J. and Hafferty, C. (2021). Evaluating the impacts of COVID-19 in agriculture. Synthesis report. May 2021.
• Ingram, J. and Hafferty, C. (2021). Evaluating the impacts of COVID-19 on knowledge exchange in agriculture. Online Survey Analysis: Final Report. May 2021. 
• Ingram, J. and Hafferty, C. (2021). Evaluating the impacts of COVID-19 on knowledge exchange in agriculture. Stakeholder Interview Analysis: Final Report. May 2021. 
• Hafferty, C. (2020) What factors are linked to people feeling able to influence decisions affecting their local area? Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff. 
• Hafferty, C. (2020) What factors are linked to people being satisfied with the area that they live in? Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff.  
• Hafferty, C. (2020) What factors are linked to people agreeing that their local area has a sense of community? Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff. 
• Hafferty, C. (2020) What factors are linked to people feeling safe in their local area? Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff. 
• Hafferty, C. (2020) What factors are linked to people speaking the Welsh language? Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff. 
• Hafferty, C. (2020) What factors are linked to people living in households that are in material deprivation? Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff.   
• Hafferty, C. (2020) Key themes linked to a selection of national indicators for the well-being of Wales. Technical Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff. 
• Short, C., Breyer, J., Bell, G., Jackson-Matthews, S., Hafferty, C., McLaren, C., and Ord-Hume, D. (2019). LM0481: Assessment of the impact of agri-environment schemes on SSSI recovery - Evidence Review. Defra. 
  

Peer-reviewed conference papers (selected) 

• Hafferty, C., Berry, R., & Orford, S. (2022). Web-based geospatial tools for stakeholder participation: challenges and opportunities for enhancing planning and environmental governance. 6th International Conference on Urban E-Planning, Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon, Portugal, Lisbon, 7 - 12 April 2022. (PowerPoint available online: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eB7ezvDaHa4vg0_C67UC6oDneIzr6uVu/view
  
• Hafferty, C., Berry, R., & Orford, S. (2021). Geo-information tools for stakeholder engagement in environmental decision-making: "best practice" recommendations from a UK case study. Presented at the 29th Annual GIS Research UK Conference (GISRUK), Cardiff, Wales, UK (Online): Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4665809
  

The above paper won an award for ‘Best Early Career Researcher Paper’ at the 29th Annual GIS Research UK (GISRUK) Conference, 2021. It has also been viewed over 500 times and downloaded over 260 times on Zenodo. View the recording on YouTube.

• Hafferty, C. (2019). QUALMAP: Qualitative Geospatial Methods for Active Participation. Presented at the 14th Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT), Regensburg, Germany.
  

Peer-reviewed papers 

• Ingram, J., Maye, D., Bailye, C., Barnes, A., Bear, C., Bell, M., Cutress, D., Davies, L., de Boon, A., Dinnie, L., Gairdner., J., Hafferty, C. , Holloway, L., Kindred, D., Kirby, D., Leake, B., Manning, L., Marchant, B., Morse, A., Oxley, S., Phillips, M., Regan, A., Rial-Lovera, K., Rose, D. C., Schillings, J., Williams, F., Williams, H. and Wilson, L. (2022). What are the priority research questions for digital agriculture? Land Use Policy.

Guest posts 

• Hafferty, C., Montuori, B., Börner, S., Meziant, K., Dunwoodie-Stirton, F., Wingfield, T. (2021). Participation for sustainable, resilient, and equitable futures: Where are we heading? Participatory Geographies Research Group (PYGYRG) of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
• Hafferty, C. (2020) 'Public and stakeholder engagement, Covid-19, and the 'digital explosion': are we heading towards a more 'blended' appproach?' [Guest blog] Grasshopper Communications UK. 27th July. 
• Hafferty, C. (2020) 'Blending online and offline community engagement' [Guest blog] Commonplace. 6th October. 
• Hafferty, C. (2019). (ed.). Postgraduate experiences of convening a session at the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference. Royal Society with IBG Postgraduate Forum. 12th December.
• Hafferty, C. (2019) Engaging communities in the sustainable management of river environments. Salmo Trutta. pp. 74-77.
  

I have also written a variety of different blog posts on my personal blog/website, which has been viewed almost 10,000 times internationally since Summer 2020. This includes a series on the practical and ethical issues of using automated transcription software for research (including a tutorial), which has been shared widely on social media and featured on Otter.ai's Twitter page. 

I am pleased to have contributed to a UK Parliament POST (Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology) horizon scan, 'Life beyond Covid: What are experts concerned about?', as one of 366 responses. My response discussed the impacts of Covid-19 on the development of future technologies and implications for society/communities.

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