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Environmental Assessment: Actor Analysis

A grid to map the many scale-up actors and to think about their roles and potential to affect scale up.

Inspired by: Search for Common Ground; Common Ground Approach to Mapping Stakeholders and Influencers, and ODI; Planning Tools: Stakeholder Analysis

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A tool to plan for future adaptation and scale-up partnerships.

Successful scale up requires many actors (individuals, communities, organizations, agencies, communities) working together across the private, public, and civic sectors. Understanding who these people are, their power, their interests, and their relationships is key information for developing an effective scale-up strategy.

You should now have

  • A visual of who is involved, with what levels of influence and interest
  • Initial ideas of how those actors relate to and influence each other

AVAILABLE LANGUAGES AND FORMATS

Interactive Worksheet (English, A4)

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