Everyone was a stakeholder; everyone had to contribute.
"I've spoken to all the stakeholders and everyone is very constructive," Brent told BBC South West on Thursday.
Dr. Benjamin de Haan: In the year since [the Data Portal] launched, it's become a go-to resource for many stakeholders -- everyone from policymakers to family court judges to agency staff to advocacy partners have found the tool to be valuable in helping understand how the system is working and what areas may need improvement.
When engaging with stakeholders, not everyone's view can be represented, as 'stakeholders' are non-homogenous groups of people with differing motives and purposes.
With a focus on urban transportation issues, stakeholder is everyone who has a specific interest regarding a policy or measure on the field of transportation.
We welcome the opportunity to work with all stakeholders so that everyone in Lesotho, especially the poorest, is able to access the essential health services they deserve.
Recognising that to be effective, these principles must meet the needs of all stakeholders and that everyone has something to bring to the table, the three partners are appealing to business leaders from all sectors and geographic regions to participate in the consultation process and contribute their expertise to shaping the Children's Principles for Business.
Recognizing that to be effective, these principles must meet the needs of all stakeholders and that everyone has something to bring to the table, the three partners are appealing to business leaders from all sectors and geographic regions to participate in the consultation process and contribute their expertise to shaping the Children's Principles for Business.
Solutions should be the result of multi-stakeholder engagement, with everyone having a seat at the table.
Chehadé said it was of paramount importance that Icann and global internet governance was "headed to a future where all people, governments, businesses, civil society, technical organisations to feel that together they have an equal footing," what Icann calls a multi-stakeholder model where everyone who uses the internet has an input into how it is governed.
