Stakeholder analysis and conflict management

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1999

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International Development Research Centre

Abstract

This chapter seeks to support community-based natural resource management by providing a framework for analysis and understanding of two closely interrelated themes: stakeholder analysis and conflict management. The origin and meaning of stakeholders and of stakeholder analysis are sketched. A conceptual framework is proposed as a template to relate two common situations: those in which stakeholders share enough consensus around an issue to collaborate and those stressful situations in which conflict is a given reality and stakeholders may not be certain about the value of joint decision-making or negotiation. Further, this chapter mentions some general principles fundamental in stakeholder negotiations, namely, voice (participation) and procedural justice (agreement on the fairness of rules for collaboration).

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Stakeholders, Conflict, Natural resource management, Local governance, Community participation, Stakeholder analysis, Community-based natural resource management, Consensus, Joint decision-making, Negotiation, Procedural justice, Collaboration, Governance

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