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3 augustus 2018

Stakeholder Analysis Toolkit

Login required (free). After login, navigate to the right toolkit. The aim of UNU-MERIT / Maastricht Graduate School of Governance’s Stakeholder Analysis toolkit is to provide a succinct introduction to Stakeholder Analysis, including why and when it is used. Due to the importance of conducting Stakeholder Analysis before undergoing a project or other new initiative, this toolkit targets Public Policy students, alumni, and practitioners who are interested in further understanding how to structure a given project or initiative. However, this toolkit does not provide a step-by-step guide on how to complete a Stakeholder Analysis, and this analysis may be undertaken using various strategies for organising knowledge on stakeholders’ before proceeding with a new initiative. This toolkit is designed as open source material, and does not require university registration or affiliation to view. Furthermore, this toolkit is stand-alone and nontutored. You will not receive a grade or certificate for reviewing this toolkit’s material.

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Michal Nakorski, Mindel van de Laar

8 mei 2018

15-05: Problem analysis- micro lecture STAKEHOLDER IDENTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION IN PROBLEM ANALYSIS

In this micro lecture the following items will be explained regarding this micro lecture: Stakeholders: actors relevant in the context of problem-solving and decision-making Identification, description and analysis of stakeholders is part of systematic decision making Importance of stakeholders in the context of a problem analysis

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Henk van der Kolk

25 juli 2025

Stakeholder Analysis Knowledge Clip

Understand the importance of stakeholder analysis and provide a step-by-step approach to identify, classify, and engage with stakeholders as part of your European Workshop project.

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iain.holliday@wur.nl

8 mei 2018

15-03: Problem analysis- micro lecture COMPARING STAKEHOLDERS IN PROBLEM ANALYSIS

In this micro lecture the following items will be explained regarding this micro lecture: Identification, description and analysis of stakeholders is part of systematic problem analysis Stakeholders: actors relevant in the context of problem-solving and decision-making

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Henk van der Kolk

1 mei 2022

Stakeholder Identification Activity

This document is an example of a small exercise that asks students to carry out a stakeholder analysis. Based on information given to them on the stakeholders, students have to place the stakeholders in a power-interest or influence-importance matrix and to motivate their placement choices. Students will then share their matrix with peers and at the end, reflect on the exercise.

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Karen Fortuin, Judith Gulikers, Carla Oonk

1 februari 2021

Introduction to Actor Analysis: 6 steps

This resource contains web lectures that explain the 6 basic steps to conduct actor analysis. There is also a bonus material at the end (Problem demarcation and actor analysis). Actor Analysis provides a structured method for getting an overview of the actors involved in a system, with their interests and influences. The running example during these web lectures is the ‘Wind at Sea’ problem. Click on the Learning Materials below to view the web lectures.

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Bert Enserink

1 februari 2021

The importance of actor analysis

What are actors? Social entities that have an interest in a system, and/or have some ability to influence that system. This can be groups and organizations, but also important individuals can be considered as actors. This is web lecture 1: why an actor analysis? for mapping and analyzing the network surrounding your case. Knowing more about the actors and the networks in which they operate helps to improve the quality of our analysis as we can tap on the wisdom of the crowds and exploit local knowledge. Know your field, beware of the concerns and issues of other actors and keep them in mind when you design your policies and try to create support for your plans and policies.

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Bert Enserink

2 januari 2021

Bonus module: Problem demarcation and actor analysis (skills)

This bonus module is about two essential skills/techniques if you want to analyze the sociotechnical complexity of infrastructures: Problem demarcation Multi-actor (stakeholder) stakeholder analysis

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Bert Enserink

19 oktober 2021

Land03x - Stakeholder Analysis

In this video, it will be explained that landscapes are influenced by internal and external dynamics. In order to govern landscapes sustainably, you need to have a thorough understanding of these dynamics.

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edumedia@wur.nl

1 februari 2021

Actor analysis, step 1 and 2

Example to explain the steps: Wind at Sea’. Step 1: The problem formulation of the client is taken as a point of departure. Very straightforward, e.g. money issues, intermittent production, … Step 2: Making an inventory of the actors. By using basic modelling techniques taught in the principles of policy analysis course. By using your preliminary causal diagram or systems diagram and by asking two questions. Which actors can actually influence important factors in my system? Who has an interest in the problem and/or is affected by possible solutions? 2 I’s: Influence and Interest: two tools to identify actors involved in an issue. Other method: Looking at the formal positions in a decision making process. Who has a role in formal decision making? Reputation and snowballing Social participation: who is active in this field or society? Who are the vocal people, the opinion leaders? Demographic characteristics Important to remember: Problem owner is an actor too and there can be more powerful actors than your problem owner. Reduce your long list of actors: stakeholder analysis. (with power/interest grid) For information on the shortlisted actors you have to do research. Desk research to start with, but maybe also by interviewing people

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Bert Enserink