Figure 2.4: Reasons why local stakeholders were selected as CAB members in OpenNESS case studies (N=26 case studies) Absent stakeholders in CAB Case study research leaders were also asked whether there were concerned stakeholder(s) who were not represented in the CAB (Q6). Ten out of 26 case studies (38%) indicated that all concerned stakeholders are represented in the CAB (Table 2.1). When concerned stakeholders are not represented in the CAB, they are mostly local stakeholders (citizens, local farmers, local government, local NGOs, local stakeholders in general) and private businesses. In three case studies not all stakeholders are identified yet. The most common reasons for not including concerned stakeholders are: lack of interest from stakeholders’ side, stakeholders are involved in another way in the project, lack of contacts, or area is too big” to include all stakeholders in the CAB (Table 2.2). “the 2.1: Concerned stakeholder(s) not represented in the CAB in OpenNESS case studies (N=26 case studies). Stakeholders not represented in the CAB Number of case studies Citizens 3 Farmers 3 Stakeholders are not all identified yet 3 Local government 3 Local NGO’s 2 Private business 2 Local stakeholders 2 Future resident 1 Local land owner 1 Farmer organisation 1 Educator 1
Figure 2.4: Reasons why local stakeholders were selected as CAB members in OpenNESS case studies (N=26 case studies) Absent stakeholders in CAB Case study research leaders were also asked whether there were concerned stakeholder(s) who were not represented in the CAB (Q6). Ten out of 26 case studies (38%) indicated that all concerned stakeholders are represented in the CAB (Table 2.1). When concerned stakeholders are not represented in the CAB, they are mostly local stakeholders (citizens, local farmers, local government, local NGOs, local stakeholders in general) and private businesses. In three case studies not all stakeholders are identified yet. The most common reasons for not including concerned stakeholders are: lack of interest from stakeholders’ side, stakeholders are involved in another way in the project, lack of contacts, or “the area is too big” to include all stakeholders in the CAB (Table 2.2). 2.1: Concerned stakeholder(s) not represented in the CAB in OpenNESS case studies (N=26 case studies). Stakeholders not represented in the CAB Number of case studies Citizens 3 Farmers 3 Stakeholders are not all identified yet 3 Local government 3 Local NGO’s 2 Private business 2 Local stakeholders 2 Future resident 1 Local land owner 1 Farmer organisation 1 Educator 1
WP5_D52_20March2015.docx