Stakeholder Categorization Sample Clauses

Stakeholder Categorization. Identifying the relevant stakeholders in the context of a bio-refinery and categorizing them is an important part of the methodological framework. Owing to the complexity of the supply chain, which involves various feedstocks, processing routes and products, the industry has a diverse range of stakeholders with different sustainability interests. The stakeholders include farmers, government, suppliers, customers, local communities, local authorities, and NGOs and employees (Gold and Xxxxxxx 2010). We consider a quadrate to include these stakeholders that is presented in Figure 33. Figure 33: Mapping Stakeholders in context of a biorefinery Source: Xxxx-Xxxxxx, 2003, 2006
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