General stakeholders Sample Clauses

General stakeholders. These are groups who support the Incident Response Organization and, depending on the nature and type of the Incident, may be included as members of the ITF.
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General stakeholders. Members of the public with a general interest in the project. IMPACT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MODEL Mosaic’s consulting team will apply its IMPACT Community Engagement Model to ensure a broad and representative cross section of the community is involved in the plan development process. The IMPACT Model combines innovative, industry-leading techniques from multiple disciplines into a methodology uniquely suited to fair housing and community-based planning. I Identify the Stakeholders - We know how important it is to have the right people at the table. An initial step in every client engagement is to identify stakeholders and categorize them as primary, secondary, or general, determining their level of participation and the best method to reach them. M Market the Process - We conduct outreach through nonprofit partners, public notices, and press releases, including foreign language and/or special interest papers. Other forms of marketing may include a project website, social media, listings on online community calendars, presentations at existing meetings, flyers, and information tables in high traffic areas. P Public Participation - We understand that participants may need education and other support to participate fully and meaningfully. We design public meetings to facilitate informed discussion and allow every voice to be heard. Because our process uses three feedback loops, there are many opportunities for refinement and course correction rather than solely during the public comment period. When possible, we coordinate with existing community meetings to reach as large an audience as possible. Alternatives Final Draft Interviews & Focus Groups Community Meetings Public Hearings
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