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Exercise: Mini Stakeholder Analysis
In this article, you are asked to conduct your own stakeholder analysis for a disease eradication program.
© Global Polio Eradication Initiative
You’re ready to try the stakeholder analysis yourself!
To do so, use your own context and a health program you are familiar with as your example. Or, you can think about how the polio program might work in a country you are familiar with.
Then, follow these guiding steps:
- Clearly define the new policy to be considered
- Identify the key stakeholders of the policy
- Articulate the current level of power and influence for each stakeholder
- Articulate the current level of agreement with the policy for each stakeholder
- Classify the stakeholders into one of the five categories: Drivers, Blockers, Supporters, Bystanders, Abstainers
Share a summary of your stakeholder analysis in Padlet. Then, read other learners’ posts. Choose one post and respond with a question about their analysis.
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