Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART ... - OU Medicine

Instructions
Step 1: Clearly describe the initiative and clarify the purpose of your analysis.
Stakeholder analysis can be used to assess the potential impact of stakeholders on a
planned initiative. Colleagues assisting in your stakeholder analysis must agree with the
stated purpose of the analysis. Address any questions about your initiative before you
progress further.
Step 2: Use the table below as the template to guide your analysis and to record your
findings. Make a copy of the stakeholder chart on large paper or white board. Write the
name of your planned initiative at the top of the page. See the template in Appendix C.
Step 3: Identify stakeholders. Brainstorm among yourselves and/or with others to
identify stakeholders with an interest in your initiative. Likely stakeholders in disaster
preparedness and response efforts include, for example, families, schools, homeowner
associations, local businesses, human service agencies, faith-based organizations,
philanthropic foundations, local professional associations, hospitals, government
agencies, local emergency managers, and first responders. List subgroups separately if
they are likely to have different perspectives, opinions, resources, and influence. Be sure
to consider any individuals or groups that may be negatively affected by your initiative
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