Stakeholder analysis
This tool helps identify and map relevant stakeholders in a structured way. It guides users through understanding stakeholder roles, interests, and levels of influence.
About the tool
What is stakeholder analysis?
Stakeholder analysis is a method used to identify and understand the individuals, groups, or organisations that have an interest in or are affected by a specific project or initiative. It helps to map out stakeholders’ roles, influence, and potential contributions to ensure that their perspectives are considered in decision-making processes.
Who is this for?
This tool is designed for project coordinators, policymakers, and teams involved in food system transformations. It is particularly relevant for those who need to engage with multiple stakeholders and want to ensure that all key actors are identified and involved in the project effectively.
What is this tool for?
The tool provides users with a structured approach to conducting stakeholder analysis. It guides users through identifying key stakeholders, assessing their influence, and determining the best ways to engage with them. This process helps ensure that all relevant voices are included in shaping the direction of food system transformation initiatives.
How does this tool relate to other tools?
This tool is a part of System and stakeholder mapping objective. This means it will likely be applied in tandem with tools such as Developing systems thinking and Creating a stakeholder engagement plan.
Template
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