Using ICT for Development to Engage Stakeholders Read more about Using ICT for Development to Engage Stakeholders Building ways to provide feedback when crowdsourcing data can lead to improvements in underlying applications or surveys; stakeholders are shifted from just users of information to creators of relevant content and technology. This report, through selected case presentations, shares key findings on how ICT for Development can be used to reach and engage stakeholders.
Using ICT for Development to Engage Stakeholders Read more about Using ICT for Development to Engage Stakeholders The rapid penetration of mobile and internet-based technologies shapes how Asian Development Bank-supported projects communicate. The push for ICT for Development is gaining momentum, emphasizing the “D” to prioritize ICT applications for poorer sectors in developing countries.
Mutual Gains in Stakeholder Negotiation and Consensus Building - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series Read more about Mutual Gains in Stakeholder Negotiation and Consensus Building - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series David Fairman and Dong-Young Kim introduce the mutual gains approach in stakeholder collaboration towards achieving the SDGs.
Leadership and Communication Challenges for Climate Change Aspects of Development Projects - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series Read more about Leadership and Communication Challenges for Climate Change Aspects of Development Projects - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series Matthias Gelber discussses the importance of communication and leadership after COP21.
Leadership and Communication Challenges for Climate Change Aspects of Development Projects - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series Read more about Leadership and Communication Challenges for Climate Change Aspects of Development Projects - Knowledge Sharing Webinar Series ADB's Charlotte Lapsansky discusses the need for project communications, stakeholder analysis and communications strategies in implementing development projects.
Mutual Gains in Stakeholder Negotiation and Consensus Building Read more about Mutual Gains in Stakeholder Negotiation and Consensus Building To meet sustainable development challenges, public and private decision makers must respond to diverse and sometimes conflicting economic, environmental and social interests. The stakeholders in these challenges resist “trading off” their priorities for the sake of reaching an agreement or decision. In most societies, top-down decision making to resolve conflicts is less effective than efforts to engage stakeholders in dialogue, negotiation and consensus building.
Fostering Better Communication and Participation in Projects Read more about Fostering Better Communication and Participation in Projects In 2012, an Asian Development Bank (ADB) study in support of its Public Communications Policy (PCP) found that 55% of the concerns raised by civil society in 76 of its projects were related to inadequate communication and participation. In addition, the study found that although most of the projects have general communication and participation objectives, they can still be improved to better address the interests and enhance the engagement of stakeholders, including civil society.
Photos - Multi-Stakeholder Action for Reform Read more about Photos - Multi-Stakeholder Action for Reform The learning program aimed to enhance participants’ skills in navigating the reform process by mobilizing multi-stakeholder groups and engaging them in the task of creating pro-reform coalitions.
Why Engage Stakeholders? Read more about Why Engage Stakeholders? Explore the concept of effective multi-stakeholder engagement. While engagement is the key to any successful change intervention, the challenge is to aim for context and sector-specific approaches amidst the many examples that exist.
Wastewater for Sustainable Tourism: The Case of Boracay, Philippines Read more about Wastewater for Sustainable Tourism: The Case of Boracay, Philippines This presentation provides a brief introduction of Boracay Island, Philippines. Apart from the situation of water supply, it discusses how sustainable wastewater management, through a number of initiatives, was adopted in the island.