We all know organisations depend on stakeholders. They are integral to projects and their success. But, what do you do when you’re met with complaints, pushbacks, and negative interactions?
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When a stakeholder management strategy is executed well, it can vastly improve the outcomes of a project. Using an SRM to optimise and support your strategy can make a world of difference.
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Here’s how you can effectively develop and document your land access agreements to ensure you are meeting any legal and social obligations.
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How do you simplify record creation in one step? Reduce repetitive data input. Finding opportunities for automation can drastically reduce the time and energy spent on data entry, and Templates are a great option.
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When you’re working on a major project, it’s likely that you’ll encounter conflicting stakeholder needs. Here’s a six-step process to help you communicate with stakeholders, even when sentiment is negative.
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Understanding stakeholder needs throughout a project is essential to success. Once you have a data capture procedure in place, there are three ways that you can leverage your SRM to ensure that you understand and are responding to stakeholder needs.
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Different groups of stakeholders have different priorities. To communicate with them effectively, it’s important to have a strong understanding of their needs and expectations.
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Informing stakeholders is essential to your project’s success. When you keep stakeholders in the loop, it’s easier to build positive relationships and maintain support.
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When you are are capturing stakeholder data it’s important to have an automated system that will help you reduce errors and double handling – here’s an easy three-step process.
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Understand how to identify climate change stakeholders, navigate conflicting priorities, address misconceptions about renewables, and illuminate a clear path forward.
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