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K4Health is supported by USAID’s Office of Population and Reproductive Health, Bureau for Global Health and led by the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) in collaboration with FHI 360, IntraHealth International, and Management Sciences for Health.  \nThe information provided in this assessment does not necessarily represent the view or positions of USAID, the U.S. government, or the Johns Hopkins University.  \nContact Us  \nKnowledge for Health (K4Health) Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs  \n111 Market Place, Suite 310 Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Phone: 410-659-6300  \n[www.k4health.org](www.k4health.org)  \nTable of Contents  \nOverview of the Guide................................................................... 4  \nAbout this Guide .......................................................................................................................................... 4  \nIntended Users of the Guide........................................................................................................................ 4  \nHow to Use the Guide ................................................................................................................................. 4  \nConcepts of Stakeholder Engagement........................................ 5  \nWhat is a Stakeholder? ............................................................................................................................... 5  \nWhat is Stakeholder Engagement? ............................................................................................................. 5  \nWhy is Stakeholder Engagement Important? .............................................................................................. 5  \nStakeholder Engagement Framework ......................................................................................................... 6  \nAction Step 1: SCOPING...................................................................................................6  \nAction Step 2: MAPPING...................................................................................................9  \nTask 1: Identify potential stakeholders .................................................................................................... 9  \nTask 2: Analyze stakeholders ............................................................................................................... 10  \nTask 3: Prioritize stakeholders .............................................................................................................. 12  \nAction Step 3: PLANNING...............................................................................................13  \nAction Step 4: MANAGING .............................................................................................14  \nAppendices .................................................................................. 16  \nAppendix 1: Additional Concepts of Stakeholder Engagement ..................................................................... 16  \nAppendix 2: Sample Scope of Engagement.................................................................................................. 18  \nAppendix 3: Stakeholder Matrix Template ..................................................................................................... 20  \nAppendix 4: Sample Stakeholder Engagement Plan ........................................................................","cbCaisi3dAgLRbly","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisi3dAgLRbly","pdf",484548,8,24,"English","# Overview of the Guide\n## About this Guide\n## Intended Users of the Guide\n## How to Use the Guide\n## Concepts of Stakeholder Engagement\n## Stakeholder Engagement Framework\n# Action Step 1: SCOPING\n## Action Step 2: MAPPING\n## Action Step 3: PLANNING\n## Action Step 4: MANAGING\n# Appendices","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this stakeholder engagement guide within the CIP Resource Kit?\",\"answer\":\"It provides systematic, practical guidance and tools to meaningfully engage and manage stakeholders throughout the CIP process, covering planning, development, and execution.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the four action steps for stakeholder engagement in the CIP process?\",\"answer\":\"The framework uses four steps: Scoping (Action Step 1), Mapping (Action Step 2), Planning (Action Step 3), and Managing (Action Step 4).\"},{\"question\":\"What tools are included to support stakeholder engagement planning and follow-up?\",\"answer\":\"The guide includes appendices such as a stakeholder matrix template, a sample stakeholder engagement plan, and a stakeholder engagement review checklist to help with implementation and continuous improvement.\"}]","Costed Implementation Plan Resource Kit - Stakeholder Engagement for Family Planning - Four-Step Action Framework | PDF",1789151439]