Stakeholders
To obtain a comprehensive understanding of your community’s stakeholders, it is recommended that the
Project Team complete the Stakeholder Profile provided below:
Community:
Internal Stakeholders (list individual and position title)
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Analyzing Community Stakeholders
Using the numbered list on the previous page, plot each stakeholder according to their perceived level of
importance and influence on the chart below:
Level of Importance
High
Low
Low
Level of Influence
High
Stakeholder Planning Questions
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What are the demographic characteristics that describe our stakeholders?
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Does the business community recognize fully the economic impact of the park and recreation agency?
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Are there programs that could be mutually sponsored by the business community, other governmental
agencies, non-profit, or private leisure service providers that could enhance the opportunities for a
leisure experience?
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Have we received full cooperation and support from educational institutions in areas of programming
and facility use?
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Have we fully explored areas of cooperative programming with health and religious organizations?
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How do the views of your agency's elected officials currently impact your organization?
Stakeholder Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, & Threats Analysis
Based upon the data collected, complete a list of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, & Threats (SWOT)
related to stakeholder characteristics associated with the community.
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