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1 manangment

2 mtd staff

3 local water beneficial

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Stakeholder Engagement Reflection

Using the engagement pyramid, I placed MTD at the Lead level because they are responsible for planning, installation, monitoring, and overall delivery of safe drinking water.

Event organisers were placed at the Own level, as they define project requirements and are accountable for outcomes.

Local authorities and the independent laboratory were placed under Contribute because they support the project through regulation and quality testing. Kitchen operators were positioned at Endorse since they rely on the system and support its implementation.

Tanker truck drivers and wastewater service providers were placed at Follow, as they provide operational support. End users such as guests and staff were placed at Observe, because they benefit from the service but have limited influence.

My approach is similar to other learners, as most identify project owners and clients as key stakeholders requiring high engagement, while end users and support services require lower levels of interaction. This shows a shared understanding that stakeholders with higher influence and responsibility need closer management for project success.

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Tracey H's stakeholder strategy pyramid for an MTD supported event

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This pyramid diagram illustrates the differing approaches MTD could take to engaging with the various key stakeholder groups with an interest, a role in or who are potentially impacted by, an event for which MTD is the contracted temporary water supplier.

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Tracey H's Stakeholder Strategies - Exercise 1.11

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OFECOL

Lead

Own

Contribute

Evaluate

Follow

Observe

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Stakeholder Communication for Maritime Data company

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Stakeholder Communication for Maritime Data company

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Stakeholders strategies-CM

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Introduction of clean water in Enugu state.

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Introduction of clean water in Enugu state.

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By Nwokoro Amarachi

The project will take this look

. The lead is the organization carrying out the project

. The project manager in charge of the project

. The team members

. The government

. The stakeholders

. The consumers.

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Glory - Stakeholders strategy

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Christian Olele - Strategies for Dealing with Stakeholders.

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Christian Olele - Strategies for Dealing with Stakeholders.

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The pyramid shows how much interaction each stakeholder needs. The top groups (Event Organizer and MTD) work closely to run the system. Regulators and authorities are consulted when needed. Cleaning teams need clear guidance to use the system properly. Participants and the public only receive the service, so they require minimal communication.

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Stakeholder Strategy Hierarchy: MTD Temporary Water System for Events by Abdellatif J.

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Stakeholder Strategy Hierarchy: MTD Temporary Water System for Events by Abdellatif J.

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by Bella Asther

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This pyramid shows how stakeholders from the MTD water infrastructure project are positioned based on the level of engagement required:

Lead: Event Organisers, Local Authorities, Health Regulators – high power and interest, need close management.

Contribute: Suppliers, MTD Staff – actively involved but less influence.

Observe: Attendees – high interest but low power, require updates only.

The higher the level, the stronger the personal relationship and involvement needed to ensure project success.

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Strategies with stakeholders.

(Imaginary arrow going upwards labelled with 'Increasing personal relationship required').

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Strategies for dealing with stakeholders

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Strategies for dealing with stakeholders

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Andy Willetts - MTD stakeholder strategies template

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Andy Willetts - MTD stakeholder strategies template

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Andy Willetts - MTD stakeholder strategies template

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My engagement strategies with stakeholders.

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Learning....

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hiereracy of shareholder of pymerd shareholder vaule supply chain customers employee company surivial

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I'm not sure if this is correct but it is becoming a lot clearer to me.

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improves productivity and buy-in by avoiding role overlap and confusion.

created by xorhwonderboy@gmail.com

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Stakeholder strategies template, Ella Ferris

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MTD stakeholder management strategy katherine swainson

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MTD stakeholder management strategy katherine swainson

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I don't know if these are correct definitions but they make sense and made this task much more doable!

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Stakeholder strategy- Louise Folkes

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stakeholder-strategies-template - OU HG 250325

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stakeholder-strategies re personal relationship building for a project

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Titi Kosoko - Stratergies for dealing with Stakeholders