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Introduction/Project Description  \n[Insert short background/ paragraph about the country and sector context, project objectives, components, and location. Map(s) can be added in the document or in annexes].  \n[Country/Sector Context]  \n[The [name of project] aims to [add project development objective]  \nThe [name of project] comprises the following components: [list components and short description][list locations]  \nThe [name of project] is being prepared under the World Bank’s Environment and Social Framework (ESF) .  \n2. Objective/Description of SEP  \nThe overall objective of this SEP is to define a program for stakeholder engagement, including public information disclosure and consultation throughout the entire project cycle. The SEP outlines the ways in which the [name of the implementing agency] will communicate with stakeholders and includes a mechanism by which people can raise concerns, provide feedback, or make complaints about the project and any activities related to the project. The SEP specifically emphasizes methods to engage groups considered most vulnerable and that are at risk of being left out of project benefits.  \n3. Stakeholder identification and analysis per project component  \n3.1 Methodology  \nFor the [name of project], the following stakeholders have been identified and analyzed per project component. These stakeholders include affected parties (as defined in section 3.2), other interested parties (as defined in section 3.3) and disadvantaged/vulnerable individuals or groups (as defined in section 3.4) .  \n3.2. Affected parties  \nAffected parties include local communities, community members and other parties that may be subject to direct impacts from the Project. Specifically, the following individuals and groups fall within this category: [add list of possible affected parties categorized by project component] .  \n3.3. Other interested parties  \nThe projects’ stakeholders also include parties other than the directly affected communities, including: [add list of other possible stakeholders].  \n3.4. Disadvantaged / vulnerable individuals or groups 1  \nWithin the Project, the vulnerable or disadvantaged groups may include but are not limited to the following: [add list of possible vulnerable groups per each project component and possible barriers they may encounter in accessing information or other project benefits].  \nVulnerable groups within the communities affected by the project will be further confirmed and consulted through dedicated means, as appropriate. Description of the methods of engagement that will be undertaken by the project is provided in the following sections.  \n4. Stakeholder Engagement Program  \n4.1. Summary of stakeholder engagement done during project preparation  \nDuring project preparation, the following public consultation meetings will be/were conducted [insert table listing meetings, venue, number of participants and key issues discussed] .  \n4.2. Summary of project stakeholder needs and methods, tools and techniques for stakeholder engagement.  \nThe Stakeholder Engagement Plan below outlines the engagement process, methods, including sequencing, topics of consultations and target stakeholders. 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