To evaluate a program, one has to be conscious of the stakeholders' needs, problems, and perception [ 7].
At the time of data collection, MIP working groups in Malawi and Zambia were reported to be dissolved or inactive, not due to a conscious decision of stakeholders but due to competing health priorities.
All the headteachers he has worked with have been supportive and accepting of his transition, but he is acutely conscious of all the stakeholders involved in a school community, particularly the children in his care.
There are small numbers of Fortune 500 companies making an honest effort to value all stakeholders in a conscious way, and they are consistently and widely outperforming their peers.
But stakeholders are not conscious of this situation; they believe that this system is good for maintaining elders in functional autonomy.
For example, methods like DCE are very efficient at the beginning of technology development as they show the conscious and unconscious preferences of stakeholders.
They are based on the assumption that it is a conscious decision of the relevant stakeholders to reduce internal validity in order to increase generalizability, relevance, feasibility and timeliness of research results.
What we are seeing now, then, is a conscious decision by the big crypto stakeholders to give Wall Street – and, to a degree, Main Street – a ticket to the crypto show.
This is due to several reasons such as intrinsic complexity, biased forecasts, conscious misinformation about costs and benefits, poor stakeholder management.
Just as he sees himself as equal to the gang members he seeks to help, so, too, does a conscious leadership recognize her kinship with all her stakeholders, understanding that any designation of leadership is not assigned by the presumptive leader but conferred by those she leads.
