CE Types of Stakeholders Vocabulary

Who are stakeholders?

• Individuals, groups, organizations, or entities that have a vested interest or concern in a specific event, issue, or situation

• Individuals who are customers or consumers affected by events or issues related to products, services, or industries

• Companies, corporations, or businesses with interests related to specific events or issues

• Members of a local community who have an interest in or are affected by events or issues occurring in their area

What is the difference between direct and indirect stakeholders?

• Direct stakeholders are individuals, groups, or entities directly affected by or involved in a specific event or issue, while indirect stakeholders have an interest in or connection to an event or issue but are not directly involved or immediately affected by it

• Direct stakeholders are stakeholders with a significant and direct interest in a particular event or issue, while indirect stakeholders have less direct involvement or influence

• Direct stakeholders are individuals or groups within an organization who have an interest or involvement in the organization's activities and decisions, while indirect stakeholders are individuals or groups outside an organization

• Direct stakeholders are stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue, while indirect stakeholders have a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence

What is the difference between primary and secondary stakeholders?

• Primary stakeholders are stakeholders with a significant and direct interest in a particular event or issue, often with the power to influence outcomes, while secondary stakeholders have an interest in the event or issue but with less direct involvement or influence

• Primary stakeholders are individuals, groups, or entities directly affected by or involved in a specific event or issue, while secondary stakeholders have an interest in or connection to an event or issue but are not directly involved or immediately affected by it

• Primary stakeholders are individuals or groups within an organization who have an interest or involvement in the organization's activities and decisions, while secondary stakeholders are individuals or groups outside an organization

• Primary stakeholders are stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue, while secondary stakeholders have a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence

What is the difference between internal and external stakeholders?

• Internal stakeholders are individuals or groups within an organization who have an interest or involvement in the organization's activities and decisions, while external stakeholders are individuals or groups outside an organization

• Internal stakeholders are stakeholders with a significant and direct interest in a particular event or issue, often with the power to influence outcomes, while external stakeholders have an interest in the event or issue but with less direct involvement or influence

• Internal stakeholders are individuals, groups, or entities directly affected by or involved in a specific event or issue, while external stakeholders have an interest in or connection to an event or issue but are not directly involved or immediately affected by it

• Internal stakeholders are stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue, while external stakeholders have a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence

Who are key stakeholders?

• Stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue

• Stakeholders with a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence in a particular event or issue

• Organizations, institutions, or entities that have a stake in a specific event or issue

• Government agencies, officials, or bodies with an interest or regulatory role in certain events or issues

Who are minor stakeholders?

• Stakeholders with a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence in a particular event or issue

• Stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue

• Organizations, institutions, or entities that have a stake in a specific event or issue

• Government agencies, officials, or bodies with an interest or regulatory role in certain events or issues

Who are institutional stakeholders?

• Organizations, institutions, or entities that have a stake in a specific event or issue

• Stakeholders with a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence in a particular event or issue

• Stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue

• Government agencies, officials, or bodies with an interest or regulatory role in certain events or issues

Who are government stakeholders?

• Government agencies, officials, or bodies with an interest or regulatory role in certain events or issues

• Stakeholders with a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence in a particular event or issue

• Organizations, institutions, or entities that have a stake in a specific event or issue

• Stakeholders whose opinions, support, or involvement are considered crucial to the success or outcome of a particular event or issue

Who are community stakeholders?

• Members of a local community who have an interest in or are affected by events or issues occurring in their area

• Stakeholders with a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence in a particular event or issue

• Organizations, institutions, or entities that have a stake in a specific event or issue

• Government agencies, officials, or bodies with an interest or regulatory role in certain events or issues

Who are business stakeholders?

• Companies, corporations, or businesses with interests related to specific events or issues

• Stakeholders with a relatively minor or less significant interest or influence in a particular event or issue

• Organizations, institutions, or entities that have a stake in a specific event or issue

• Government agencies, officials, or bodies with an interest or regulatory role in certain events or issues