Stakeholder Engagement definition

Stakeholder Engagement means a measurable, inclusive, intentional, and ongoing process of communicating to, learning from, and partnering with stakeholders to best support continuous school improvement and learning outcomes for all students.

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Stakeholder Engagement identification and engagement of internal and external stakeholder groups on Telework definitions, future state policy and process considerations Periodic updates on the status of the opportunity assessment will be provided to all Commission internal stakeholder groups, including the Joint Committee. In addition to providing input through the stakeholder engagement process, the Employer will provide all internal stakeholder groups, including the Joint Committee, an opportunity to provide input into the Opportunity Assessment Report. At the conclusion of the opportunity assessment, the Employer will commit to undertaking the actions with the timelines recommended within the Opportunity Assessment Report.

Stakeholder Engagement means the IFC Standards provisions on external communication, environmental and social information disclosure, participation, informed consultation, and grievance mechanisms and the overall requirements described under Equator Principle 5.

Examples of Stakeholder Engagement in a sentence

• Seller shall undertake all activities and perform all obligations required of Seller as described in the Stakeholder Engagement Plan, as provided in Exhibit N, which may be updated from time to time with NYSERDA’s prior written consent.

• Consistent with the Stakeholder Engagement principles set out in the NSW Health Corporate Governance and Accountability Compendium, effective and meaningful stakeholder engagement is fundamental to achieving the LHD’s objectives in the planning, development and delivery of improved services and outcomes.

• The State must give stakeholders an opportunity to provide feedback on reports Stakeholder Engagement.

• Our Stakeholder Engagement Model assures adequate representation from consumers, health providers and the insurance industry as we debate to consensus the preferred methods to implement Arkansas’s Partnership role in Plan Management and Consumer & Stakeholder Engagement & Support.

• Stakeholder Engagement & Consultation - Coordinate and participate in communication and consultation activities with all of: approval bodies (staff and if required, elected officials); identified stakeholders; neighbourhood and community; and general public and manage all Project communications and media so they adhere to BC Housing's media and communication requirements.

• A Member, Caregiver, and Stakeholder Engagement Coordinator, dedicated full-time to this Agreement, responsible for facilitating and coordinating a robust engagement strategy for CISC, their Caregivers, member-serving systems, and other stakeholders to inform and support the design, implementation, and ongoing improvement of the CISC program.

• The content may vary according to the risks and issues of the specific Applicable Project, but should include in each case an Emergency Response Plan (ERP), Spill Control and Response Plan (SCRP), a Waste Management Plan (WMP), and a Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) that provides for the local disclosure of the social and environmental assessment documents, including the ESMP itself.

• Further details of ExxonMobil PNG’s engagement procedures and obligations including the Grievance Management framework are available in the Stakeholder Engagement Plan.

• The Stakeholders’ Committee will be identified and operated in accordance with procedures described in the Governance Guidelines and the Stakeholder Engagement Plan (the “SEP”).

• In case of any inconsistencies between the provisions of the Stakeholder Engagement Plan and the provisions of this Agreement, the provisions of this Agreement shall prevail.

More Definitions of Stakeholder Engagement

Stakeholder Engagement. The consultant will play a key role in engaging with various stakeholders, including local communities, government bodies, and other relevant organizations, in close coordination with Solidarités International and as instructed by the Organization and project’s requirements. This engagement is essential for understanding the unique needs and concerns of each community, ensuring local buy-in, and fostering collaborative relationships that will support the successful implementation and long-term sustainability of the project.

Stakeholder Engagement means ‘getting people interested in politics’.

Stakeholder Engagement means ways of identifying needs and demands, anticipate, mitigate, or eliminate risks, build and maintain a relationship with Stakeholders, based on trust and mutual strengthening of reputation, as a way of ensuring Sustainable Development.