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Young Leadership Program Module 8 Refreasher
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- Q1What are two typical attributes that signal the capability the stakeholder has to block or promote reform, join with others to form a coalition of support or opposition, and lead the direction/discussion of the reform?Interest-ImaginationInfluence-PowerInfluence-ConfidenceInfluence-Interest60s
- Q2When applying stakeholder management strategy to Inform, Stakeholders are provided balanced, objective and consistent information to help understand, opportunities, issues and solutionsTrueFalse60s
- Q3Opponents are typically stakeholders who have yet to take a definitive position on a program or policyFalseTrue60s
- Q4Which of the following is NOT true about the purpose of Stakeholder Analysis?Help to assess the appropriate type of participation by different stakeholders, at successive stages of the project.Understanding who your stakeholders are and the impact they may have on proposed reforms/project is crucial to success. Not engaging key players in the right way at an early stage can have disastrous results for a project.Help provide a basis from which to convey work performance measurements and trends on how the project will do and will do against the objective of the project.Identify conflicts of interest between stakeholders, which will influence the assessment of a project’s riskiness60s
- Q5Which of the following choices are the correct steps of Stakeholder Analysis?Planning the process, establishing objectives, Selecting and Organizing scope of work and organizational code, establishing objectives, Identifying Key Stakeholders, Developing Stakeholder Management Plan.Planning the process, Define desired outcomes and actions, Endorse the process, Establish criteria, Develop options, identify key stakeholders, Evaluate, Select, and Refine Stakeholders, Undertaking Stakeholder Mapping, Developing Stakeholder Management Plan, Evaluate the process.Planning the process, Selecting and defining a policy, Identifying Key Stakeholders, Undertaking Stakeholder Mapping, Developing Stakeholder Management Plan.None of the above.60s
- Q6Stakeholder is any entity with a declared or conceivable interest or stake in a policy concern.TrueFalse60s
- Q7When creating a stakeholder map, the following must be considered: Defining the scope, brainstorming on stakeholders, Positioning according to influence and interest, and rating according to the level of support. Which of the following provides a guide in assessing the level of power of a stakeholder?ScopeRatingBrainstormPosition60s
- Q8Which of the following is NOT true about Stakeholder Analysis?Helps devise strategies to engage among partners and develop coalitions, and to engage with influential supporters and detractors.Stakeholder analysis should always be done throughout the program or policy process.Identify and assess the importance of key people, groups of people, and institutions that may influence the success of a policy or project.Facilitates institutional and policy reform processes by accounting for and often incorporating the needs of those who have a ‘stake’ or an interest in the reforms under consideration.60s
- Q9*2 points* Choose which of the following is correctStakeholder always promote reform and join with others to form a coalition of support.None of the above.Stakeholder either block or promote reform, join with others to form a coalition of support or opposition, and lead the direction/discussion of the reform.Stakeholder either block or promote reform and lead the direction/discussion of the reform.60s