Describe the social, economic and political situation and institutional setup relevant to the project. One of the objectives of the FDW-programme is to contribute to gender equality. Include in your context analysis information about the sociological, economic and cultural gender context and how access to, and control of resources, services and results of labour is divided In reference to Annex 3 to the policy rules, sustainability framework (FIETS kader):Describe the context in relation to sustainability. Present the wider context, more detailed information on sustainability can be provided in paragraph 4 project strategy. Describe the local policy, laws and regulations that are relevant to the proposed project. [Text] 2.2. Stakeholder analysis Which key stakeholders or stakeholder groups are identified in the project context? Stakeholders are those parties influenced by the project and those that can influence the project directly or indirectly. Stakeholder Role1) Interest2) Position2) Influence3) 1) Type of activity: e.g. decision-maker, supplier, consumer, financer or beneficiary; 2) Level of interest in the project output and outcome: High; Medium; Low; 3) The position of the stakeholder towards the project objective: e.g. in favour, against, ambiguous towards the change(s) required to meet the development goal 3) The degree of influence the stakeholder has in the project context: High; Medium; Low. For every key stakeholder: elaborate on their interest in the project, their responsibilities, position and influence. Interest: What is the stakeholder’s interest in the project? What is the long-term benefit for the stakeholder? Responsibilities: What responisibility and role does the stakeholder has in respect to the project focus area? Position: What are the reasons for the stakeholder’s position towards the project or project goals and ambitions? Influence: In what way can the stakeholder influence the project, what is their power and mandate? Stakeholder 1 [Text] Stakeholder 2 [Text] Stakeholder x [Text] 2.3. problem analysis The problem analysis describes what problems need to be solved to achieve the project purpose (impact, long-term outcomes). It involves all issues that need to be changed in order to realise the desired impact, irrespective of whether the project will target these problems. Also explain what are the current roots or
Describe the social, economic and political situation and institutional setup relevant to the project. One of the objectives of the FDW-programme is to contribute to gender equality. Include in your context analysis information about the sociological, economic and cultural gender context and how access to, and control of resources, services and results of labour is divided In reference to Annex 3 to the policy rules, sustainability framework (FIETS kader):Describe the context in relation to sustainability. Present the wider context, more detailed information on sustainability can be provided in paragraph 4 project strategy. Describe the local policy, laws and regulations that are relevant to the proposed project. [Text] 2.2. Stakeholder analysis Which key stakeholders or stakeholder groups are identified in the project context? Stakeholders are those parties influenced by the project and those that can influence the project directly or indirectly. Stakeholder Role1) Interest2) Position2) Influence3) 1) Type of activity: e.g. decision-maker, supplier, consumer, financer or beneficiary; 2) Level of interest in the project output and outcome: High; Medium; Low; 3) The position of the stakeholder towards the project objective: e.g. in favour, against, ambiguous towards the change(s) required to meet the development goal 3) The degree of influence the stakeholder has in the project context: High; Medium; Low. For every key stakeholder: elaborate on their interest in the project, their responsibilities, position and influence. Interest: What is the stakeholder’s interest in the project? What is the long-term benefit for the stakeholder? Responsibilities: What responisibility and role does the stakeholder has in respect to the project focus area? Position: What are the reasons for the stakeholder’s position towards the project or project goals and ambitions? Influence: In what way can the stakeholder influence the project, what is their power and mandate? Stakeholder 1 [Text] Stakeholder 2 [Text] Stakeholder x [Text] 2.3. problem analysis The problem analysis describes what problems need to be solved to achieve the project purpose (impact, long-term outcomes). It involves all issues that need to be changed in order to realise the desired impact, irrespective of whether the project will target these problems. Also explain what are the current roots or
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