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Ares(2017)1737413-31/03/2017  \nD8.1  \nStakeholder maps and guidelines for boosting the role of public and private stakeholders  \n| Deliverable No.: | D8.1 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Project Acronym: | DESTINATIONS |\n| Full Title: CIVITAS DESTINATIONS |  |\n| Grant Agreement No.: | 689031 |\n| Workpackage/Measure No.: | WP8/Task 8.1.1 |\n| Workpackage/ Measure Title: Innovation Management |  |\n| Responsible Author(s): Paul Curtis, Vectos |  |\n| Responsible Co-Author(s):\u003Cbr>Ian Dix, Vectos; Timothy Durant, Vectos |  |\n| Date: | 30/03/2017 |\n| Status: | Final |\n| Dissemination level: | Public |\n\nThe views expressed in this publication are the sole responsibility of the authors and the DESTINATIONS project consortium and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.  \nAbstract  \nThis report comprises two main aspects:  \n1) Stakeholder mapping: methodology used to identify and prioritise key urban mobility and tourist actors , including the maps emanating from the CIVITAS DESTINATIONS sites and analysis of most important players; and  \n2) Guidelines for boosting the role of public and private stakeholders in the design and sustained delivery of CIVITAS DESTINATIONS measures  \nIt is the first part of a two part Deliverable.  \nThe latter will contain insights from the validation in the DESTINATIONS cities of both the methodology and the guidelines and hence be revised and improved. This will follow the kickoff training in Task 8.2.  \nThis is a reference document for DESTINATIONS sites to follow to undergo their stakeholder identification and engagement activities. The methodology can also be transferred to any city embarking upon the planning and piloting of new sustainable urban mobility measures, to maximise the chances of success.  \nDocument History  \n\n| Date | Person | Action | Status | Diss. Level |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 20-3-2017 | Paul Curtis | Draft 1 | Draft | WPL |\n| 22-3-2017 | Ian Dix | Quality and content review | Draft | WPL |\n| 24-3-2017 | Paul Curtis | Draft 2, sent for peer review | Final | WPL + Peer Reviewer |\n| 27-3-2017 | Konstantinos Perikleous (Stratagem) | Peer review complete | Final | WPL + Peer Reviewer |\n| 30-3-2017 | Tim Durant | Incorporation of peer review comments and sent to PC , PM | Approved | PC, PM |\n\nStatus: Draft, Final, Approved, and Submitted (to European Commission) .  \nDissemination Level: PC = Project Coordinator, PM = Project Manager, SM=Site Manager, TC=Technical Coordinator, WPL= Workpackage Leader, PEM= Project Evaluation Manager, PDM= Project Dissemination Manager  \nSite abbreviations:  \nELB-Elba  \nLIM – Limassol LPA – Las Palmas MAL – Malta  \nMAD-Madeira RET – Rethymno  \nContents  \nCONTENTS .............................................................................................................................................. 4  \nLIST OF TABLES .................................................................................................................................... 4  \nLIST OF FIGURES................................................................................................................................... 5  \n1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................................. 6  \n2 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 7  \n2.1 WHAT ARE STAKEHOLDERS? ....................................................................................................... 7  \nA STAKEHOLDER CAN GENERALLY BE DEFINED AS A GROUP , ORGANISATION OR INDIVIDUAL AFFECTED BY, OR WHO CAN AFFECT, A PROJECT AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION , WHETHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY.. 7  \n2.2 RATIONALE FOR STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY .................................. 7  \n3 STAKEHOLDER MAPPING ............................................................................................................ 8  \n3.","cbCaipoYk2LXUUZW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipoYk2LXUUZW","pdf",1035790,20,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Stakeholder mapping methodology\n## Guidelines for boosting public and private stakeholders\n# Introduction\n## What are stakeholders?\n## Rationale for stakeholder engagement in transport and mobility\n# Stakeholder mapping\n## Methodology\n## Step 1 - Identification of stakeholders\n## Step 2 - Understanding key stakeholders\n## Step 3 - Mapping of stakeholders\n## Step 4 - Prioritisation of stakeholders\n## Cross-site analysis and summary\n# Guidelines for boosting the role of public and private sector stakeholders\n## Introduction\n## Engagement strategies\n## Business modelling","[{\"question\":\"What does Deliverable D8.1 cover?\",\"answer\":\"Deliverable D8.1 covers stakeholder mapping and guidelines for boosting the role of public and private stakeholders in the design and sustained delivery of CIVITAS DESTINATIONS measures.\"},{\"question\":\"How are stakeholders identified and prioritised?\",\"answer\":\"The report describes a step-by-step methodology: identification of stakeholders, understanding key stakeholders, mapping them, then prioritising stakeholders, followed by cross-site analysis and summary.\"},{\"question\":\"How should CIVITAS DESTINATIONS sites use this document?\",\"answer\":\"The document is a reference for CIVITAS DESTINATIONS sites to follow to conduct stakeholder identification and engagement activities.\"}]","CIVITAS DESTINATIONS - D8.1 - Stakeholder maps and guidelines | PDF",1789162061,7]