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Stakeholder Analysis Matrix
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Stakeholder Name |
Contact Person Phone, Email, Website, Address |
Impact How much does the project impact them? (Low, Medium, High) |
Influence How much influence do they have over the project? (Low, Medium, High) |
What is important to the stakeholder? |
How could the stakeholder contribute to the project? |
How could the stakeholder block the project? |
Strategy for engaging the stakeholder |
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EXAMPLE Nurses & Midwives Union |
Carlos Davida cdavida@nu.org 0998 765 287 |
High |
High |
Maintaining working conditions for nurses |
Agree for union members to implement the new reforms |
Going on strike |
Monthly round-table discussions |
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Patient Advocacy Group |
Viki Chan vchan@pag.org 888 587 101 |
High |
Medium |
Maximising quality of care for patients |
Communicate with other stakeholders to express their support for reforms |
Making complaints about quality of service after the reports |
Information and feedback meetings every 6 months |
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Sunday Times Newspaper |
Jane Smith jsmith@stn.com 888 587 101 |
Low |
High |
Getting a good story |
Print stories that support the new reforms |
Printing stories that oppose the new reforms |
Quarterly press meetings |
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