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--- futurist_fieldguide:stakeholder_mapping [2020-10-22 16:10] – created maja
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 ===== Stakeholder Mapping =====
-==== Process ====
+Stakeholders are individuals, organisations, communities and other entities that will be affected in some significant way by a situation, an intervention or a project. They can be affected by the outcome, the process, or both.
-To develop a Stakeholder Map (eg. shell diagram or onion diagram), first identify the levels of engagement. For example:
+Most situations/interventions/projects have a wide range of stakeholders, some more influential than others. For example, some stakeholders benefit from the outcome, some are involved in the process, some resource it, others are interested in (particular aspects of) the process or the outcomes.
+Not all stakeholders have the same stake and it's important to recognise the level of influence each stakeholder has on the project/situation. The aim of stakeholder mapping is to identifies all stakeholders (and their influence on the project). The mapping can help in the process of finding appropriate ways to communicate and engage with the different stakeholders.
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+==== Process ====
+To develop a Stakeholder Map (eg. onion/shell diagram), first identify the levels of engagement. For example:
-Layer 1: The core - Who are the stakeholders closely involved in the creation of the project (/situation/product/...)?
+Layer 1: **The core** - Who are the stakeholders closely involved in the creation of the project (/situation/product/...)?
 (eg. internal project team, decision makers, consultants...)
-Layer 3: The network - Who are the stakeholders who interact/work with the project?
+Layer 3: **The network** - Who are the stakeholders who interact/work with the project?
 (eg. subject matter experts, external collaborators, partner organisations, suppliers, speakers...)
-Layer 2: The community - Who are the stakeholders directly affected by the project, whose work/life is/will be impacted by the outcome of the project
+Layer 2: **The community** - Who are the stakeholders directly affected by the project, whose work/life is/will be impacted by the outcome of the project
 (eg. participants, users, audience)
-Layer 4: The wider environment - Who are the stakeholders able to connect the project to a wider context/ecosystem and can spawn/amplify/scale its reach?
+Layer 4: **The wider environment** - Who are the stakeholders able to connect the project to a wider context/ecosystem and can spawn/amplify/scale its reach?
 (eg. media, policy makers, sector, industry, non-human entities...)