4.1.2 Stakeholder analysis

Question 1

A “stakeholder” in this context is

Answer 1

a person or group of people who have an
interest in the intervention
that is being planned

Question 2

“Stakeholder analysis” is a
technique used to

Answer 2

identify and assess the interests of people, groups or institutions that the intervention seeks to help and of others who may significantly influence the intervention’s success

Question 3

The overall aim of stakeholder analysis is to

Answer 3

ensure that the intervention takes place in the best possible conditions,

by aligning it
realistically with the needs and capacities of the stakeholders.

Question 4

step 1
the stakeholders are
categorized as follows

Answer 4

a) Institutions (UN/GOV)
b) Target groups(VG)
c) Other (local NGO,CSOs,media)

Question 5

Step 2
ID + Analysed for each ST

Answer 5

problems (key)
interests (motivation)
needs
potential
interaction and other relevant factor

Question 6

Ideally, the whole exercise would be carried out in

Answer 6

a participatory session with representatives of
potential ST groups

including potential
Ben
Red Cross Red Crescent staff
volunteers
government officials

Question 7

The effective use of
participatory planning methods and group facilitation tools can help to

Answer 7

ensure that the
views and perspectives of different ST groups are adequately represented and
understood.