Who are the Stakeholders?

Stakeholders

Definition: Stakeholders are individuals, groups, or organizations that are interested in the success and activities of your project or service. They can be internal (such as employees and volunteers) or external (such as community members, beneficiaries, and government bodies).

Role and Importance:

Engagement: Stakeholders often have a direct interest in the outcomes of your work and can provide valuable feedback and support.
Accountability: They hold your organization accountable for its actions and decisions, ensuring transparency and trust.
Influence: Their support and advocacy can significantly impact your project’s success and reputation.

Examples

Examples:
– Beneficiaries of your services
– Local community groups
– Employees and volunteers
– Local government agencies

Next steps:

If you do not yet have a list of obvious stakeholders, take your time to identify them.

They might only be exactly as we have written them in our examples.

You might have more or less – that’s OK.

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