Stakeholder Management
Getting an effective team together is a vital step in the community journey to sustainability. This involves a process called ‘stakeholder engagement’: this means identifying who the people, and the other groups are in your community who match with your aims and who can help you. Typical stakeholders are:
- Someone good at communicating who can set up and record meetings
- Someone who is good at finances – you may need a treasurer
- The Community’s Schools Green committees
- Local Sports clubs
- The local authority’s sustainability officer
There are many more really important stakeholders that you may need – you can find out who they may be and how to engage with them using the resources below.
The energy transition to energy democracy (RESCOOPS)
This discusses the role of renewable energy sources cooperatives (REScoops) in the energy transition to energy democracy. REScoops are...
Dialogue and Engagement Hub
This resource will help you build engagement, stimulate local dialogue and boost community participation. The tool is currently under...
Social Enterprise Toolkit
A toolkit for social enterprises, including various exercises, strategies, and advice to help organizations succeed. It covers topics such as...
Community Energy: A Practical Guide to Reclaiming Power
A comprehensive guide on various aspects of community energy, covering topics related to building a core team, group dynamics, sustaining a...
Tools for helping with Committee Setup (from SEAI SEC Programme)
This is a gateway to a variety of resources offered by the SEAI, aimed at fostering sustainable energy communities. It includes case studies,...
Collection of Resources for Community Groups (from Galway PPN)
An extensive collection of resources, templates, and guidelines tailored for community groups, addressing a variety of topics ranging from...
A Guide to Setting Up and Running a Residents Association
While this booklet serves as a detailed guide on creating and effectively managing a Residents Association, it's lessons are applicable to any...
Setting Up a New Community Organization
Get thorough guidance on how to set up a voluntary or community organization. This document covers important topics like how to identify your...
Best Practice For Community Groups Guide
A comprehensive guide on best practices, strategies, and guidelines for community and voluntary groups. This guide covers essential topics such...
Board Roles Relationships and Boundaries
This is a presentation, providing an overview of board roles, relationships, and boundaries within the context of Galway Volunteer Centre. It...