Stakeholder Management
Getting an effective team together is a vital step in the community journey to sustainability. This involves a key process called stakeholder engagement: this means identifying who the people and other groups are in your community who are aligned with your aims and who can help you on your sustainability journey. 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
- Schools Green committees
- 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.
Stakeholder Engagement Guide
A guide on stakeholder engagement within energy communities. It delves into governance building, risk management, and strategies to spark...
Workshop Facilitation Guide (CE4EUI)
A facilitator’s guide incorporating practical exercises, advice, and tools to conduct workshops. This is focused on the clean energy transition...
REScoop Guide for Stakeholder Management
A manual detailing the engagement and management of stakeholders within renewable energy cooperatives (REScoops). It outlines initial steps for...
Managing Virtual Meetings for Group Leaders
This guide is designed for community group leaders, offering extensive advice on organizing and conducting online meetings using various...
Self-Assessment RIPEET
Overview: This 2-page guide focuses on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), encompassing themes such as governance, open science, public...
The Wheel – Governance Guide
Overview: This in a comprehensive governance guide for community and voluntary organizations. It explores numerous governance facets including...