Assembling Relevant Stakeholders Sample Clauses

Assembling Relevant Stakeholders. As concluded in the background section, impact is not just a measurement; impact is work. Moreover, impact is a socially embedded activity; actors have stakes when articulating how a research work influences society, the economy and/or the environment. This step in the process of evaluation aims to organize “impact work” so as to provide for taking joint action towards and joint responsibility over what is claimed as process- and product-related effects or impacts. To this end, the step consists in assembling a group of stakeholders who would participate in the evaluation process itself. To ensure diversity, this step will include stakeholders on various levels of involvement, for example: 1) directly involved stakeholders (e.g. participating researchers, etc.); 2) indirectly involved stakeholders (e.g. supporting organizations, etc.); and 3) non-involved but affected stakeholders (e.g. consumers, users, etc.). This group of stakeholders will be responsible for articulating “impact” together, as well as for the process of measuring impact itself. The group should be conceived as open,
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