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Stakeholder analysis : drawing methodological lessons from review of relevant literature
Stakeholder analysis (SHA) is an important tool in policy analysis, used to understand the actors who are affected by or have an effect on a particular policy. Its implementation spans a variety of sectors from government to corporate, and conservation to health. The widespread application of SHA na...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2017
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