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Study 1 Foundations of Stakeholder Management with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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What is a project stakeholder?

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A person or group with an interest in, a role in, or an impact from a project—or the ability to affect its work or outcomes.

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Where can project stakeholders come from?

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Stakeholders may be inside or outside the organization, including sponsors, team members, customers, service users, suppliers, regulators, and community groups.

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Why is stakeholder management ongoing?

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People, priorities, and project impacts can change, so teams revisit stakeholder analysis and communication as work progresses.

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Why understand stakeholder needs early?

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Understanding stakeholder needs early helps teams make informed decisions, explain trade-offs, identify risks, and address concerns before they become obstacles.

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What can give a stakeholder influence?

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Influence may come from formal authority, specialist knowledge, control of resources, or the ability to affect other people's views.

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How might a team engage a stakeholder with high influence and interest?

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A stakeholder with high influence and strong interest may need frequent, direct discussion.

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What may a stakeholder with less influence still need?

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Even stakeholders with less influence may need clear information or a way to raise concerns.

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How should a team identify stakeholders?

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List people and groups who may be affected, have a role, or be able to affect project outcomes. Ask team members and initial stakeholders who else to include.

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What belongs in stakeholder analysis?

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Record interests, needs, concerns, likely impact, and influence. Treat early assessments as hypotheses to check, not fixed facts.

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What should an engagement and communication plan specify?

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Decide what involvement is useful and what information each stakeholder needs, when they need it, and how best to share it.

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What makes stakeholder communication two-way?

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Communication is two-way: listen, invite questions, and respond to feedback.

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What should a stakeholder review check?

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Check whether stakeholders, expectations, influence, or project impacts have changed, then update the register and adjust engagement.