PPT-Presentation to stakeholders

October 13 2015 Salem OR httpwwworegongovODFDocumentsWorkingForestsReviewofMAMUResearchRelatedToNestingHabitatUseandNestSuccesspdf Outline Scope of project Systematic reviews Questions. Group 3. Marginalized population. Who are the marginalized population?. Poor. . p. opulation – . peri. -urban, slum dwellers illegal settlement. Rural population not having access to treatment. Women living with HIV. . Martin Andersson. Mathias Högberg. Konrad Wladyko. Stakeholder Management. Power/Interest Analysis. Analyzing influence and power exertion among stakeholders. The Power/Interest Matrix. Provides Valuable information. Vision . Have a holistic vision that addresses both individual and social needs, as well as spiritual and physical needs. Clearly articulate your hopes and dreams. Ask the question: “Where do we want to go?”. Next step in the “Business Decisions” Topic. Influences on business decisions . DECISION MAKING. Corporate culture. Timescale for decision making. Influence of stakeholders vs shareholders. Ethics and impact of pay, CSR. 5 parts. Follow Design Inquiry Framework. 1. . what . inspired you (good or bad) . [What is your BIG IDEA]. 2. . who . are the affected stakeholders . [PEOPLE/PERSONA]. 3. what are their . unmet needs. Management. PMI Knowledge Areas . Importance of Project Stakeholder Management. Identify . all people or organizations. affected by a project, to . analyze stakeholder . expectations, and to effectively engage stakeholders. Secondary Stakeholders . Tertiary Stakeholders . Suppliers . Scenario . Maintainers . (hypothetical) . Scenario Operators (hypothetical) . Developers (Group E). Legislators (hypothetical) . Environmental . for . SGMA Implementation. Debi Ores. Staff Attorney and Legislative Advocate . Community Water Center. What is Stakeholder Engagement?. Stakeholder engagement . can be broadly . defined as efforts made to understand and involve stakeholders and their concerns in the activities and decision-making of an organization or group. Assessing Hazards, Risks, and Vulnerabilities for Mitigation Strategies. Map Your Hazards! . Combining Natural Hazards with Societal Issues. What is a stakeholder?. For natural hazards or disasters, a stakeholder is:. Lessons . Learned . CDT . System on . the Country. Lessons . Learned . (Please identify . the . lessons . learned during the . learning . site visit). Site . Visit . 1 . at Fishing Port Area, . Bitung. Claire Cassidy (@clairecass). “I think [exploring stakeholder perspectives] is really important as it can help us learn about the human level of a geographical issue” (Year 9 student) . MY CONTEXT. By Ravi Kastia. 1. World is changing rapidly. V. olatile. U. ncertain. C. omplex. A. mbiguous. 2. Our role is evolving. Positioning. Exposure. Scope. Think big and make it happen !. 3. Our stakeholders. Stakeholders . March 10–11, 2015. Corey . Chatis. , SLDS State Support Team. Joyce Popp, SLDS State Support Team. Robin Taylor, SLDS State Support Team. Melissa Ford, SLDS Grant Program. The . Key . Assessing Hazards, Risks, and Vulnerabilities for Mitigation Strategies. Map Your Hazards! . Combining Natural Hazards with Societal Issues. What is a stakeholder?. For natural hazards or disasters, a stakeholder is:.