Stakeholder Involvement

Stakeholder involvement in WBL

A key priority for the Learning & Skills Council, as identified in Skills in England 2002, is to work ‘with employers to break the vicious circle of low skill equilibrium’ with a view to raising awareness of the skills needed to improve performance. One possible way forward is for work-based leaning providers to work more closely with employers, developing partnerships across the sector in an a...

Stakeholder Involvement, Motivation, Responsibility, Communication:

e-Science projects face a difficult challenge in providing access to valuable computational resources, data and software to large communities of distributed users. On the one hand, the raison d’être of the projects is to encourage members of their research communities to use the resources provided. On the other hand, the threats to these resources from online attacks require robust and effectiv...

Approaching Sustainability through Stakeholder Involvement

Until the last decade of the 20th century, the environmental aspects of the sport industry very seldom received any attention in the societal debate. The very same year as the UNEP summit on Environment and Development was held in Rio, negative environmental aspects on the hosted city occupied space from the sport broadcast of the Summer Olympics in Barcelona. Despite an ambitious environmental...

Stakeholder Involvement in Sustainable Watershed Management

Defining stakeholder involvement in participatory design processes.

A participatory approach could be used to implement work place or organizational improvements. However, the question is which participants should be involved and how. In this paper the theoretical involvement in different steps of a linear stepwise approach is described and compared with the latest projects of 300 practitioners. From a theoretical point of view ergonomists and employees play an...