The document discusses project risk management and stakeholder management for social impact projects. It covers the four steps of risk management: risk identification, assessment, response, and monitoring and control. It also discusses stakeholder identification, analysis using a power/interest framework, and engagement. The overall purpose is to provide guidance on managing risks and stakeholders, which are essential parts of project management, specifically for social impact projects.
19. Stakeholder Identification
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Beneficiaries: Who will benefit from your project?
Governance Stakeholders: Who has power over your project?
Team members: Every person who is contributing to your project should be considered a
stakeholder.
Influencers: Who are the people in your community who influence opinion?
Sustainers: These are the people who will ensure that your project has a sustainable impact.
20. Stakeholder Analysis
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The Stakeholder Analysis Framework considers two questions:
1. How much power does this stakeholder have over the outcomes of the project?
2. How much interest does this stakeholder have in the project?