Stakeholder mapping

Stakeholder mapping – for threat or opportunity?

Aug 22, 2011

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in Stakeholder engagement, Stakeholder mapping, Sustainability

To map stakeholders, AccountAbility’s approach is to rank each stakeholder with a number of factors. This approach provides some scaffolding to enable a more objective assessment. Here is a summary of these factors from an earlier version of AccountAbility’s AA1000SES. Responsibility – the organisation has, or in the future may have, legal, ﬁnancial and operational…

Stakeholder engagement is a core sustainability process for Ceres

Aug 5, 2011

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Peter Bruce-iri

in Stakeholder engagement, Stakeholder mapping, Strategy, Sustainability

Ceres, the pioneering sustainability non-profit organisation positions stakeholder engagement, alongside governance and disclosure as core processes to achieve a sustainable global economy. Ceres was instigated in 1989, making it a pioneer in the world of sustainability. Among its achievements are the development of the Global Reporting Initiative, the Ceres coalition and promoting sustainable investment funds.…

Public Participation Spectrum

May 10, 2011

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Peter Bruce-iri

in Communication and engagement, Stakeholder engagement, Stakeholder mapping

Alexis Lindsay’s excellent blog led me to the Public Participation Spectrum. The spectrum outlines engagement intensity from informing through to consulting, involving, collaborating and empowering. The model is also relevant to engagement in the commercial world. For example, how would your staff rate the degree of participation that you enable? The five levels of engagement/participation could also…