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Stakeholder Mapping is a structured method for identifying, analysing, and prioritising the stakeholders relevant to a product or initiative. It reveals influence, needs, and communication paths, supports decision-making and risk assessment, and forms the basis for targeted engagement and communication strategies throughout project and organizational lifecyc…
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What organizes, connects, or makes decisions possible.
Stakeholder mapping positions people and groups by their impact, interests, and influence on an initiative.
The approach grew from stakeholder and project management because formal sponsors alone did not capture all affected or influential groups. Influence-interest matrices made this view practical in everyday work.
List relevant groups, estimate influence and impact, place them on a map, and derive appropriate involvement and communication.
A person or group able to influence an initiative or affected by it.
The ability to change decisions or outcomes.
A visible arrangement of participants by selected criteria.
The map reveals important perspectives early and supports appropriate participation, communication, and prioritization.
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