a person who has a vested interest in the outcome of an event. Stakeholders usually have the power to positively or negatively influence the outcome even though they may not take any direct part in the event..
A person having in his/her possession money or property in which he/she has no interest, right or title, awaiting the outcome of a dispute between two or more claimants to the money or property.
Any person or group which has an interest in the walking environment.
People or groups who are interested in or will be affected by the team's work.
Parties that have an interest in the performance of AusIndustry. This interest may be expressed through a formal agreement. Examples of stakeholders include the Portfolio Ministers, the Government and Parliament, the Department of Industry, Tourism & Resources, other Government agencies, Industry Research & Development Board, Industry organisations, Research organisations, Staff of AusIndustry.
A stakeholder is a person who has an interest in a software development project. Programmers and subject matter experts in multiple domains are very important stakeholders. Others may include, for example, project managers, graphic artists, technical writers and project sponsors.
A stakeholder is any individual or group which can affect or is affected by an organisation's activities.
A person who have a stake -an interest- in the outcome, success, or failure, of an organisation: its staff, management committee, trustees etc. Increasingly, organisations are now including their stakeholder groups in their planning process. (See Van briefing no. 58, 'Participatory Planning: Involving your Stakeholders').
a person or organisation with an interest or concern in something.
A person(s) with a vested interest or "stake" in the project and its outcome, and who is materially affected by the project. This includes, but is not limited to, employees, partners, suppliers, customers and shareholders.
One who has a stake or interest in the outcome of the project. [D01894] FWH Anyone who has a vested interest in the project. [D02325] PPS&C p39 A person or group of people who have a vested interest in the success of an organization and the environment in which the organization operates. [D04531] APM BS An individual who is material ly affect ed by the outcome of the system. [D04775] RUP
An individual or organization with a direct or indirect investment in a project or program (e.g., program champion, community leader, etc.).
Any person, or collection of persons, institution, organisation, agency, department, authority, club, association or the like which has an interest in, or association with a physical area or issue
Any individual, group or organization that will have a significant impact on or will be significantly impacted by the quality of the product or service an organization provides.
any individual or group that affects, or is affected by, management decisions in a specific area
A person or group of persons, or an industry, association, organization, etc. with an economic or professional interest/responsibility in an area or (involuntarily) affected by the developments in the same area. In the field of antimicrobial usage in food animals the farmers, veterinarians, animal feed organizations, pharmaceutical companies, consumers, public health officials, academic and other related groups are recognized as stakeholders.
An individual or organization that has an interest in the decisions which affect port and waterway safety and operations. Stakeholders include the public, industry, interest groups, and state and local officials.
Any party that has an interest (“stake”) in a company or the company's actions.
We have taken this term to include any citizen or group with an interest in the area or activity being targeted.
A stakeholder is defined by most of the standards as an enterprise, organisation or individual having an interest or a stake in the outcome of the systems engineering process.
Person or goup affected by a transportation plan, program or project. Person or group believing that are affected by a transportation plan, program or project. Residents of affected geographical areas.
A party interested in a company. They are divided between internal stakeholders such as owners, management and employees, and external stakeholders such as vendors, customers, etc.
A person, department or organization that holds an interest in a process in the form of an obligation or expected return, benefit or service.
A person or a group that has a vested interest, financial or otherwise, in the performance of a company. Examples include customers, employees, shareholders, residents of the area in which the company operates, environmental groups, and prospective investors. See also shareholder.
A party with authority to grant access to a resource. Stakeholders express their interest in the resource via use conditions.
Interested party, someone with shared ownership of something of importance, for example, the findings of a hygiene evaluation study.
In Switzerland and in the adjacent airspace assigned to it, skyguide provides highly professional air traffic control services which meet user needs and are in the public interest. Skyguide works closely with national partners (such as the Swiss Air Force and the Swiss weather service, Meteosuisse) and with international partners, such as the ICAO, Eurocontrol, CANSO, and ANSPs in neighboring countries. Skyguide also creates consortia of clients with partner organisations. The company forms partnerships with providers, and offers its direct clients (such as airlines, airports, air forces, civil aviation, etc.) services for the benefit of its end users (passengers and freight operators).
(-) Any individual or organisation with an interest in health and social care initiatives.
Any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of an organization's objectives, i.e., those who have or could have a stake or interest in the organization's activities. (Blackwell Encyclopedic Dictionary of Organizational Behavior, 1995)
a person or interest group that has an investment in the way a conflict is resolved and in the possible distribution of gains and/or losses that may result from the resolution process.
Any group affected either directly or indirectly by the CAMS Implementation.
(Rhieman, Ackoff): Concept in a socially oriented open-systems interpretation of the organization. Stakeholders are all those claimants inside and outside the firm who have a vested interest in the organization or any of its specific problems and solutions. (Mason and Mittrof, 1981)
Stakeholders are the specific people or groups who have a stake, or an interest, in the outcome of the project. Normally stakeholders are from within the company, and could include internal clients, ...
A person who has an interest in or responsibility towards some thing, place, or idea.
A stakeholder is an individual, organization, constituent group, or other entity that has an interest in and will be affected by a proposed grant project.
(a) A person or group of people who impacts or is impacted by mental health services; (b) A person who represents others' interests relative to mental health services.
a person or group with a direct interest, involvement, or investment in something. In human services, this could include clients, their carers/representatives/ advocates, service providers/brokers, service managers/coordinators, social policy developers, service planners etc.
A person with a business reason to see the project succeed and will be impacted by its failure. They are usually customer advocates on the Project team. Technical team members are NOT stakeholders.
Any entity that directly or indirectly benefits from the introduction of the system. This group includes potential stakeholders. The types of stakeholder are: human/nonhuman, past/current/future, and direct/indirect
any individual or organization with an interest in the process or product of a design project
An individual or group with an interest in the success of an organization in delivering intended results and maintaining the viability of the organization's products and services. Stakeholders influence programs, products, and services. Examples include congressional members and staff of relevant appropriations, authorizing, and oversight committees; representatives of central management and oversight entities such as OMB and GAO; and representatives of key interest groups, including those groups that represent the organization's customers and interested members of the public. [GAO
Participant in a community mobilization effort, representing a particular segment of society. School board members, environmental organizations, elected officials, chamber of commerce representatives, neighborhood advisory council members and religious leaders are all examples of local stakeholders.
a group, organization, or individual that can affect, or is affected by, ADAMH and its operations
a group or individual that is affected by or in some way accountable for the outcome of an undertaking
an indivdual or organisation who is interested in your project
an individual, group or organisation with a valid interest in a field or matter
an individual or a group that either participates in the web development, deployment, or production processes, or is a sponsor of web initiatives
an individual or a group, which has an effect on, and is affected by, an organisation
an individual or group with a stake in the actions of a corporation
an individual, team, or organization (or classes thereof) with interests in, or concerns relative to, a system
an individual who is materially affected by the outcome of the system
an individual who is materially (i
a party having an interest in the river and could include private companies, environmental organizations, farms, ranchers, elected officials)
a person involved in, or affected by, the process of developing an organisational change or strategic intervention, or the outcome of that intervention
a person or an organization with an interest in aviation safety
a person or group likely to be affected by (or who thinks they will be affected by) a decision -- whether it is their decision to make or not
a person or group that is affected in some way by the outcome of the project
a person or group with a direct interest, involvement, or investment in something, for example, the employees, shareholders, and customers of a business concern
a person who can affect the outcome/success of the project and/or is affected by its outcome/success
a public agency, private organization, or the traveling public with a vested interest in the transportation Elements of the Architecture
in the DMS, the term stakeholder is broadly defined as any party interested in or affected by DOE or Hanford Operations.
One who has a stake or interest in the outcome of the project. Also one who is affected by the project.
A party or parties who will be directly affected by results of the work of an organization.
A person who has a vested interest in the creation and delivery of an offering
A person or group interested in, affected by or involved in an issue.
Person, community or organisation that affects, or is affected by, the operations of a company.
The stakeholder approach is an extension of the shareholder value approach used extensively in business management. In contrast to the shareholder value principle, which focuses on the needs and expectations of a company's shareholders, the stakeholder approach attempts to appreciate the company against its overall social background and reconcile the needs of the different stakeholders. In addition to shareholders, stakeholders include staff, customers, suppliers, the government, and the public at large.
One of a group of publics with which a company must be concerned. Key stakeholders for a library could be users, employees, board members, vendors or other who have a relationship with the library.
Governments, individuals, community or industry groups or organizations, whether within a country or overseas, having an interest in the subject matter and outcome of a risk analysis. (modified from Biosecurity Australia 2003)
Anyone with a share or legitimate interest in the Group
Individual, or group which holds an interest in, has made a contribution to, or is significantly affected by, an entity such as a business, community or political organisation. The contribution to, or impact of, the organisation may be financial, a contribution in kind such as voluntary effort, or may be intangible such as an emotional commitment/impact. Stakeholder analysis has come to mean that the interests of all affected by a company or political decision should be considered not simply by those with a direct financial interest.
People or organizations who are invested in the program or who are interested in the results of the evaluation or what will be done with results of the evaluation.
Any group or individual who can affect or is affected (or perceives themselves to be affected) by the objective or outcome of an initiative, policy or the activities of your organisation.
Individuals, communities, non-governmental organizations, private organizations, parastatals, government agencies, financiers and others having an interest or a "stake" in a project or activity and its outcome.
A group or individual who can affect, or is affected by, the activities of a corporation or an organization. These groups are often vital to the survival and success of the organization and may include customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers, agents, sponsors and regulatory agencies.
A person, organization or entity, entrusted to represent in negotiations, those with an interest in the outcome.
A major player in the business, who has a vested interest in how the software system performs. Concept used to help generate bluesky wishlists; modelled as an actor in analysis.
Any person with a vested interest in the TMDL development.
A Group or an individual with an interest, usually physical or financial, in an initiative, project or activity and its outcomes.
a person or group with an interest ( = stake) in a company or venture. Stakeholders may include employees, investors, customers etc.
An organization or individual that is concerned with or has an interest in water resources and that would be affected by decisions about water resources management.
Person, group or organisation who has an interest in your project.
An individual or entity who has an interest in the success of a specific venture or program. Stakeholders may include teachers, administrators, school leaders, professional development providers, business and industry leaders, engineers, scientists, technologists, and others.
A person or group with a vested interest in a project or programme or who will be affected by its outcomes.
A person or entity with an interest in the Core Results.
A public, private or community organisation or individual seen as integral to planning and achieving the NTA's vision, goals and objectives.
An individual, or group of individuals, who have a significant or vested interest in the outcome of an undertaking, key decision, or venture. In human capital ventures, different individuals and groups often have a shared responsibility for the successful outcome of a program or initiative because they share in the benefits of the program. Congress, customers, managers, and employees are examples of potential stakeholders.
a person at local, regional or national level who has a vested interest in Renaissance in the Regions and the sector.
Anyone who will be significantly affected by the quality standards of the organization.
a person or group affected by the actions of another.
Someone who has a vested interest in an architecture.
Anyone with an interest (stake) in the project's successful completoin
An individual or group who has an interest in and influences USAID activities, programs and objectives.
Commercial, state or other groups (e.g. shareholders, employees, clients, suppliers, banks, tax authorities) who have a vested interest in the performance and financial results of a company.
Anyone who has an interest in a document (printed or electronic), whether as originator, a processor or as end user.
Any person, agency or organization with a particular interest — a stake — in fire safety and protection of assets from wildland fires.
An individual or organisation with an interest in health and health initiatives. Stakeholders can be organisations such as local authorities or individuals such as residents.
Key publics holding a specific stake in an organisation and its activities.
An enterprise, organization, or individual having an interest or a stake in the outcome of the engineering of a system. (EIA-632, Annex A)
For purposes of the ZIMS Project, any person or constituency that is affected by the project and/or the outcome of the project.
People or organizations who will be affected by the website and have a direct o indirect influence on the site requirements.
One who has a share or interest in an issue or the outcome of a decision.
An individual or group with an interest in the success of the web site in delivering intended results and maintaining the viability of the organization's products and services.
any individual organisation with an interest in health, health policies and decision making.
a person or group of people who have a vested interest in the success of an organisation and the environment in which the organisation operates. (Project stakeholders are people or organisations who have a vested interest in the environment, performance and/or outcome of the project.)
A stakeholder is a person or organization who have an interest in the development and delivery of human resources. There are many groups who are affected by human resources development, including: community residents, youth, disabled people, employers, economic development, education, social, health, staff, and local government leaders. With respect to the overall model used in RBA/AHRDA capacity assessment, stakeholders are clients, the RBA organization, the community, and Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC).
A resource user/rentor/owner who has an interest in the subject of discussion; such as community members, local, state, and federal government representatives, non-governmental organizations, businesses, developers, and scientists who may represent that interest and act as the spokesperson for that interest on a committee, commission, etc.
A person or entity that will be impacted by the outcome of the project, either directly or indirectly. Stakeholders may also be business owners.
Individuals or groups who have a special interest - or stake - in the WCB. Includes injured or ill workers, labour, employers and health care providers.
any party that has an interest ("stake") in a company, ranging from clients, employees, banks to communities or NGOs.
Those people or organisations with whom we have a relationship or a responsibility to, including customers, government, our community and suppliers.
Any person that may have an interest in the process, outputs or outcomes of a project.
A person with a vested interest in the successful completion of a project. Stakeholders in e-learning often include the developer, the facilitator, the learners, the learnersâ€(tm) managers, customers, and so forth.
Any person or organisation having an interest in the progress or outcomes of a Project or Programme - usually because they are either part of it or affected by what it delivers. The process of working out which stakeholders are most and least important to successful project delivery is called Stakeholder Analysis and the processes by which input from, and communications with, them are collectively controlled is called Stakeholder Management.
Any individual, organization, or company that has an interest, financial or otherwise, in a project. Types of stakeholders commonly associated with environmental assessments include the proponent, government departments, local residents, environmental groups, Aboriginal people, local businesses, and others (see definition of public).
Individuals, groups of individuals, organizations, or political entities interest in and/or affected by the outcome of management decisions. Stakeholders may also be individuals, groups, or other entities that are likely to have an effect on the outcome of management decisions. Members of the public also may be considered stakeholders.
An individual, community or organisation that affects, or is affected by, a company's operations. Stakeholders may be internal (for example, employees) or external (for example, customers, suppliers, shareholders, financiers, the local community).
Anyone who depends upon an ABS facility for the success of their operation (example: Area Support Group commander)
one who has an interest in and is affected by the outcome of a process.
The stakeholder approach is an extension of the shareholder value approach used extensively in business management. In contrast to the shareholder value principle that focuses on the needs and expectations of a company's shareholders, the stakeholder approach tries to set the company in a general social context and reconcile the needs of the different stakeholders. In addition to shareholders, stakeholders also include staff, customers, suppliers as well as the government and the public at large.
A person, group, or community who has an interest in activities at a hazardous waste site.
A stakeholder is any person who impacts, is impacted by or in a position to influence, an organization. Typical stakeholders include customers, consumers, employees, local communities, shareholders, competitors, future generations, academics, members of the media and government officials.
All groups of persons having some kind of interest in the company, i.e. customers, employees, shareholders, trade unions, etc.
Any person, group or organisation that can place a claim on - or influence - the organisation's resources or outputs, is affected by those outputs, or has an interest in or expectation of the organisation.
In his book, Strategic Planning for Public and Nonprofit Organizations, Bryson defines a stakeholder as "any person, group, or organization that can place a claim on an organization's attention, resources, or output or is affected by tha t output."
An institution, organization, or group that has some interest in a particular sector or system. Also: individuals and constituencies contributing, either voluntarily or involuntarily, to wealth-creating activities, and who are therefore potential beneficiaries and/or risk bearers of its operations
A person (or organization) with an interest or stake in the project.
Any individual or group who has an interest, or "stake", in the IT service organization of a CSIP.
Specific people or groups who have a stake in the outcome of the project. Normally stakeholders are from within the company, and could include internal clients, management, employees, administrators, etc. A project may also have external stakeholders, including suppliers, investors, community groups and government organizations.
Person or group that has an interest in, and is potentially able to influence, the work of an organisation or the delivery of a service.
Stakeholders are defined broadly as those groups or individuals that: (a) can reasonably be expected to be significantly affected by the organization’s activities, products and/or services; or (b) whose actions can reasonably be expected to affect the ability of the organization to successfully implement its strategies and achieve its objectives. Standard disclosures The Guidelines present issues for and information to report that are material to most organizations and of interest to most stakeholders are captured in two types of standard disclosures: Disclosures items that set the overall context for reporting and for understanding organizational performance such as its strategy, profile, governance, and management approach. Indicators that elicit comparable information on the economic, environmental, and social performance of the organization.
One who has a share or an interest. MMS stakeholders include citizens, public interest groups, local and state governments and industry groups.
Individual or group with a "stake" or interest in the success of delivering or maintaining the viability of a business's products and services. Stakeholders influence programs, products, and services.
A term used for people or groups that have a direct interest in or certain expectations from an organisation. A companyâ€(tm)s stakeholders include employees, customers, local residents, shareholders, non-governmental organisations and political bodies.
A person, group, or business unit that has a share or an interest in a particular activity or set of activities.
Users who have particular intereest in a coastal area, such as oil and gas developers, fishermen, hotel owners, port developers, aquaculture farmers, environmental groups and local government authorities.
Any group or individual that has an interest in a company.
A stakeholder in a problem is any individual, organization (a group of people), or institution (of people), who is affected by the problem, or can affect other stakeholders or be affected by the actions of other stakeholder. A stakeholder is one who has a stake in the problem and in the actions of other stakeholders.
One with a personal commitment, interest, or involvement in an enterprise.
An individual or group concerned with or affected by the environmental performance of an organisation. Stakeholders may include members of the community within which a business operates, local councils and state regulatory agencies (e.g. the DEP).
Any individual, group, or organization that influences or is affected by the project; can be external to your organization, e.g., partners, boards, grant-making organizations, target audiences and users, or internal to your organization, e.g., management project team members, and other staff
any individual or organization (government or non-governmental) with an interest in a hydroelectric project
In sector terms, this usually refers to anybody who has an interest in the work of an organisation: member, volunteer, staff, management, board member, funder or contracting body, client, 'community of interest' such as locality or grouping of people who might benefit (beneficiaries). See Working Relations page.
Any individual or group who cares about the effort and cost of a project, wants to see the agency use the results of the product, needs to provide time and effort to make the product usable
A person or organisation that has an interest in the project processes, outputs or outcomes. Refer to Key Stakeholder and Non-Key Stakeholder
One who has a share or interest in an effort or enterprise; the community has a stake in the success of the school nutrition program.
A person, organization or group with a vested interest in the goals or outcomes of a business endeavour, such as a partnership. They can include employees, customers, shareholders, communities and governments.
a citizen with a vested interest in a certain resource
A person or group who have a vested interest in the outcome and deliverables of a project
People who will be affected by the project or can influence it but who are not directly involved with doing the project work. Examples are Managers affected by the project, Process Owners, People who work with the process under study, Internal departments that support the process, customers, suppliers, and financial department.
people or organisations with an interest or share in something and who stand to gain or lose depending on the decisions taken or policies implemented
NEC defines its stakeholders as customers, investors and shareholders, local residents and NGOs, the government, sales partners, suppliers, and employees and their families.
Any organization, governmental entity, or individual that has a stake in or may be impacted by a given approach to environmental regulation, pollution prevention, energy conservation, etc.
The players that have an interest in a project or place priority on it.
One who has a share or an interest in transition services and student movement from high school to adult life.
Typically, Stakeholders are those who are involved in the product lifecycle decision within an organization. These people include marketing, manufacturing, finance, advertising, government regulators, etc., who have a stake in the outcome of a product. Stakeholders may include recyclers and post-development consumers. See: Design Criteria, Gatekeepers. A gatekeeper is anyone who will touch, see, or otherwise interact with a product throughout the product¹s life.
Internal and external customers, the project sponsors, and all others that have an interest that could be affected by the project.
Someone with a vested interest in the successful completion or outcome of a project.
A person or group who has a share or an interest in something. In the 2004 London elections, stakeholders include candidates and political activists, electoral practitioners and borough officers, and the media.
any individuals, groups, or organizations who have share or interest in the functioning of the business system. Anyone with a stake? in the system. Page 11
An individual or organization with a "stake" in a natural resource or other issue by virtue of livelihood or simple personal interest.
intervenant Stakeholders are individuals, groups or organizations that have an interest or share in an undertaking or relationship and its outcome - they may be affected by it, impact or influence it, and in some way be accountable for it Source: Glossary – Framework for the Management of Information in the Government of Canada
A person or group of people who have a vested interest in the success of an organisation and the environment in which the organisation operates. (PMI) Individual or organisation that is involved in or may be affected by the project activities. (PMI) The Project-Change Frame® defines a stakeholder as someone who has, or believes they have, the right to be involved in the Project - either because they are affected by the Project (directly or indirectly), will use the Project output, or have an interest in how the work is progressed.