Identify Stakeholders. A stakeholder is a person or group with an interest or investment in the way an issue is resolved. Stakeholders perceive that they may lose or gain something of value as a result of the water resources management plan. Stakeholders can include the following: C Chamber of Commerce C Local officials C Developers C Industry C Businesses C Environmental organizations C Agricultural interests C State government agencies C Municipalities C Citizens The process for identifying stakeholders must be inclusive in terms of numbers as well as the variety of interests represented. The County will build upon the list that was used to invite participants to an initial stakeholder meeting on June 4, 1997. The stakeholders that participated will be asked whether or not they felt certain groups were not represented. If any groups/individuals are identified, they will be invited. When recruiting stakeholders to participate, they probably will ask several questions before committing themselves. Clermont County representatives should be prepared to provide the following information when recruiting stakeholders to participate: C what are the goals of this program? C what will my responsibilities be?
Identify Stakeholders. This subtask will attempt to identify the key players that are involved in or interested in the planning process for the District. Government, business, community and advocacy groups will all have a stance to take and issues to address in the process. Typically, interviews with these stakeholders will lead to additional contacts to explore as the planning process continues. WDW will work with the City to establish a list of stakeholders to contact and keep informed throughout the planning process. Product/Deliverable: List of Key Stakeholders
Identify Stakeholders. We will work with City staff to compile a comprehensive list of project stakeholders which should be notified of the visioning and design effort underway for this project. The stakeholders will define the members of the Technical Advisory Committee and the Community Advisory Committee for this project.
Identify Stakeholders. 2.1.1.5. Provide a list of data needs. Deliverables:
Identify Stakeholders. Gather the representatives from parties that will be involved in the project’s conception right through use of the project, as well as those who will benefit from the broader impacts that the project may have (Table 5). A consultation session would enable key issues to be identified in the area, which would then be analysed in the BER matrix. For example, a particular area may have issues on a pathways to a school, low employment and poor amenities. Table 5 – Typical stakeholders Stakeholders Example Project Representatives Local Council, Designers, Contractors Community Parents, Professionals, Local Businesses A consultation session would enable key issues to be identified in the area which would then be analysed in the BER matrix. For example a particular area may have issues on: Pathway to school, low employment, poor amenities etc.
