The central clustering is at the nexus of salience where Mitchell et al. (1997) defines the stakeholder salience as definitive (where all three factors have a value of 1 and cumulatively a value of 3), through the next orbit of expectant stakeholders (where two of the factors sum to cumulative values of 2), and the final orbit of salience (where only one of the factors is valued as 1).
For any given research project, individual stakeholders may have dramatically different interests at stake in its conduct and/or outcomes, but the fact that each holds some interests defines the stakeholder community, and grounds the moral responsibility for engagement.
Define the community and stakeholders Ensure adequate representation of the community Consider implications for family and community: Is there a need for informed consent for family or community?
In order to define the priorities of all stakeholders' requirements, Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) Extent Analysis approach is used.
The ECD Policy Framework is designed to serve as a coordination mechanism and to explicitly define the roles of various stakeholders, including parents, communities, Government ministries and agencies, development partners and others.
2) Concern led not only collective brainstorming but also helped stakeholders define the road ahead, the modes of monitoring and evaluation, down to the indicators when possible, and then jointly review findings (not just with the leaders and experts).
In addition to defining the term "stakeholder", Freeman's seminal work contributes two other tools for stakeholder identification that may be applied to health research projects.
For instance, Cockroft et al [ 27] present quantitative data collected from households, where the main findings are discussed with physicians and nurses, as well as with stakeholders, to define the policy implications of the results.
