Difference between revisions of "Stakeholder Mapping"
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Sustainability Research is a research field that is aimed at tackling societal problems – from developing systemic understandings of these problems to collaboratively solving them through transdisciplinary research designs. In this context, the concept of stakeholders is a crucial component. Stakeholders are people that are directly affected by sustainability problems. | Sustainability Research is a research field that is aimed at tackling societal problems – from developing systemic understandings of these problems to collaboratively solving them through transdisciplinary research designs. In this context, the concept of stakeholders is a crucial component. Stakeholders are people that are directly affected by sustainability problems. | ||
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Sustainability Research is a research field that is aimed at tackling societal problems – from developing systemic understandings of these problems to collaboratively solving them through transdisciplinary research designs. In this context, the concept of stakeholders is a crucial component. Stakeholders are people that are directly affected by sustainability problems. Mapping-out the stakeholders is a common entry-point to gaining a systemaic
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