3.6.1 Readings, recap and discussions
							Course subject(s)
												Module 3. How: Stakeholder engagement and gender dimension
										
			
Here are highly recommended readings:
- Stakeholder Engagement: Beyond the Myth of Corporate Responsibility
 - BSR Five-Step Approach to Stakeholder Engagement
 - Stakeholder Engagement, roadmap to meaningful engagement
 - PRISMA: Report on mapping of stakeholders and dialogue strategy
 - PRISMA: Dialogue report
 - Stakeholder engagement standard AA1000
 
RECAP
- Stakeholder engagement is a key element of RRI.
 - But you need to reflect: what are my objectives? Do I have the right resources? What is the internal commitment? Are there also risks? What methods and tools can I use?
 - The next step is the identification of stakeholders. Is there a fair presentation of all stakeholders (reflect, for example, on the gender dimension). The subsequent step is mapping (consider interest and power/influence) of the stakeholders.
 - It takes time to build trust, so start early with stakeholder engagement.
 - The actual engagement process requires careful preparation and implementation, we included a number of tips.
 - The action plan is also important for further reflection.
 - Stakeholder engagement is a dynamic process, reflect on and update your action plan accordingly.
 
And check the toolkit: https://www.rri-prisma.eu/rri-tool/stakeholder-engagement/.
Discussions
Please have a look again at the questions for pondering in section 3.1.
We look forward to your comments!
What do you see as main problems and opportunities regarding stakeholder-engagement?

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