The phrase "active stakeholder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is engaged and involved in a project or decision-making process, often contributing to discussions and actions.
Example: "As an active stakeholder in the project, her input was crucial to its success."
Alternatives: "engaged participant" or "involved party".
They can help support a broader move towards active stakeholder participation in local flood risk management.
Biodiverse carbon planting is a key private land conservation practice that needs active stakeholder involvement to deliver successful policy design and implementation.
Developing messaging through high-level diplomacy helps alleviate these issues and strengthens country engagement by encouraging active stakeholder participation while stressing the seriousness of proposed donor withdrawals.,, Midterm assessments provide an opportunity to validate initial assumptions underlying transition plans and to respond to emerging challenges.
Communications will be achieved through: the creation of two active stakeholder groups, one in Scotland and one in London; social media (including website); Ingeus to the network of Work Programme providers and others involved in employment and in vocational rehabilitation; discussions with policymakers; and exploiting links with journalists in various media.
That is fine, but how does any university president handle benefactors who feel their donations make them active stakeholders in the direction of a particular program?
The modern approach to ex-ante evaluation of transportation projects and policies, increasingly demonstrates the importance of active stakeholders' participation [10].
"The complexity of the interaction of a larger number and variety of strategically active stakeholders at different levels makes targeted policy interventions more difficult and thus reduces the leverages of policy-makers.
It also requires creating a renewed definition of ourselves as active stakeholders.
Perhaps the most effective resolution is for the Obama administration to require unions to collaborate and remain active stakeholders in the full proposal process.
The proceeds from the sales go back to sponsoring the children's education, presenting them the opportunity to become active stakeholders in their futures.
The real question, then, is whether and how development institutions are willing to accept this new paradigm and digitally empower the poor, so they become real-time active stakeholders of developmental interventions.
