In addition, decision-making in MSWM problems such as finding proper waste treatment locations or strategies often requires multiple stakeholders such as government, municipalities, industries, experts, and/or general public to get involved.
Many organizations are not prepared at the operational level to deploy BIM in synergy with current practices in the context of multiple stakeholders such as clients, designers, key suppliers, and constructors.
Multiple stakeholders such as these have formulated their own meaning of social entrepreneurship in India; their work being influenced by the social, economic, and cultural diversity across the geographical length and breadth of the country, and the regulatory frameworks of the state and central governments.
Co-opting multiple stakeholders such as religious leaders, community leaders and prominent members of the community is vital in defeating discrimination forever.
But it is also a very tedious, time-consuming, and expensive one that requires marketers to frequently intervene into the meaning-making process -- to ensure the ongoing support of multiple stakeholders such as medical experts, the media, celebrities, and regular consumers.
The results of the research should be relevant to multiple stakeholders, such as the European Commission and member states, healthcare institutions (hospitals and purchasing agencies).
As indicated in the ISO Standard ([ISO/IEC/IEEE 2011]), a challenging aspect of the SAD is that is targeted to multiple readers (i.e., stakeholders such as managers, developers, architects, customers, testers, sub-contractors), which might have different backgrounds and information needs.
This paper reviews and brings together research on the application of MCDA for solving MSWM problems with more focus on the studies that have considered multiple stakeholders and offers solutions for such problems.
This symposium met an urgent need: Catalyzing primary and secondary cancer prevention efforts will require the inclusion and involvement of multiple stakeholders and stewardship to convene such partnerships.
However, sustainable forest management has to address the multiple functions of forests demanded by various stakeholders, such as timber production, carbon sequestration, biodiversity, protection, or recreation [33].
Some diversionary alternatives, such as mediation, require multiple stakeholders to work collaboratively to share resources and responsibilities.
