stakeholders

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von stakeholders im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch: (Ticaret) ilgili taraflar; (Eğitim) paydaşlar; (Ticaret) üçüncü kişiler; (Ticaret) pay sahipleri; (Ticaret) menfaat sahipleri; hissedarlar
stakeholders' democracy: paydaşlar demokrasisi
stakeholder: ilgili kimse
stakeholder: (Ticaret) menfaat sahibi
stakeholder: (Ticaret) taraf
key stakeholders: ana hissedarlar
stakeholder: Hissedar
stakeholder: paydaş
stakeholder: Bir bahis için ortaya konan parayı muhafaza eden kimse
stakeholder: {i} depozitonun teslim edildiği kimse
stakeholder: {i} bahis parasını tutan kimse
stakeholder: kayyım/orta

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von stakeholders im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: Stakeholders are people who will be affected by a conflict or the resolution of that conflict It includes current disputants, and also people who are not currently involved in the conflict but might become involved because they are likely to be affected by the conflict or its outcome sometime in the future; Individuals, groups, and companies that have an emotional or economic stake in the health, well-being, and success of a brand and the brand-producing firm; Those who are affected by a development outcome or have an interest in a development outcome Stakeholders include customers (including internal, intermediate, and ultimate customers) but can include more broadly all those who might be affected adversely, or indirectly, by a USAID activity who might not be identified as a "customer " (Chapters 200-203); The persons or parties with a vested interest in the issues or problems at hand; including the public, private investors, and government agencies; The sum total of individuals and formal and informal networks with a vested interest in the quality of life-social, economic, physical, and spiritual-of a community, population, or neighborhood; The various people who are affected by or have an interest in the establishment of a marine protected area or any other issue; individuals representing students, parents, principals, administrators, business and community; The various people and organizations with a 'stake' in a program This includes funders, directors, participants, and others directly or indirectly affected by the program and its results; All who have interest in the implementation of the Strategic Plan: federal natural resource agency personnel, state fishing and boating agency personnel, educators, non-governmental conservation and/or advocacy organization representatives, manufacturers, distributors, retailers of fishing and boating products/services and tourism providers; People, groups or entities that have a role and interest in the objectives and implementation of a programme or project They include the community whose situation the programme seeks to change; project field staff who implement activities; project and programme managers who oversee implementation; donors and other decision-makers who decide the course of action related to the programme; and supporters, critics and other persons who influence the programme environment In participatory evaluation, stakeholders assume an increased role in the evaluation process as question-makers, evaluation planners, data gatherers and problem solvers; plural of stakeholder; - A group of people who represent all issues and interests possibly affected by a proposed project; Those people who are or will be affected by a real estate development; A stakeholder is someone who has a stake in an organization or a program Stakeholders either affect the organization/program or are affected by it Stakeholders include people who staff a program (e g , management, staff); people who are affected by a program (e g , clients, their families, and the community); people who contribute to a program in other ways (e g , contributors, funding agencies and foundations, volunteers, partner organizations, board members, etc ); and people with a vested interest in the program (e g , politicians, neighbors, etc ); – Any person, group, or organization that can place a claim on an organization’s attention, direction, or resources Stakeholders typically include faculty, staff, and administrators; An audience or public who become involved in the activities of a public or private business because they have an interest or a stake, in the activities of that business Stakeholders might visit information centres, attend public meetings, make phone calls, write letters (i e , to business owners, government legislators, etc ), and speak to the news media; Individuals or groups that have a vested interest or expect certain levels of performance or compliance from the organization Stakeholders do not necessarily use the products or receive the services of a program; Anyone who has an interest in the operation, quality, accountability, and performance of the service delivery system This includes consumers, family members, advocates, administrators, management, service providers, policy-makers, elected officials and their staff, and taxpayers; A person (such as a volunteer, client, donor, or employee) who has a special interest n the activities and decisions of an organization; Individuals or groups who have an interest or "stake" in a given project or program Those who can affect change or will be most affected by it; All parties, individuals, governments, businesses, farms, and etc , that may be interested in, are affected by, or are responsible for the creation of laws, regulations and issues of concern to a community For example, a farmer is a stakeholder in government regulation of odor that arises from his animal feeding operation's swine lagoon as well as the neighbor that lives nearby that may complain about the odor; all of those individuals who have an interest or stake in a business These include: employees, suppliers, creditors, customers, shareholders, local communities and anyone else who is effected by the operations of the business; those individuals who have a substantial interest in teacher evaluation and in the quality of teaching These include not only the teacher and the principal, but also other teachers, school and district staff, students, parents, school board members, future employers, taxpayers, and community members See Audience; People who are willing to spend time, energy, and possibly money to work together on a specific problem They include people whose lives are directly affected by the problem, decision- and policy-makers who have strong feelings about the problem, and individuals who are willing to lend their skills or name to a cause; Anyone who has a stake in the success of the enterprise; Parties who may be affected by agency decisions and actions (i e , user groups, elected officials, commercial interests)
stakeholder: A person holding the stakes of bettors, with the responsibility of delivering the pot to the winner of the bet
stakeholder: An escrow agent or custodian
stakeholder: A person filing an interpleader action, such as a garnishee or trustee, who acknowledges possession of property that is owed to one or more of several other claimants
stakeholder: A person, group, or organization that has direct or indirect stake in an organization because it can affect or be affected by the organization's actions, objectives, and policies
stakeholder: The holder of a stake; one with whom the bets are deposited when a wager is laid
stakeholder: Any individual, group or organization that will have a significant impact on or will be significantly impacted by the quality of the product or service an organization provides
stakeholder: Any organization, governmental entity, or individual that has a stake in or may be impacted by a given approach to environmental regulation, pollution prevention, energy conservation, etc
stakeholder: A person or group of persons, or an industry, association, organization, etc with an economic or professional interest/responsibility in an area or (involuntarily) affected by the developments in the same area In the field of antimicrobial usage in food animals the farmers, veterinarians, animal feed manufacturers, food processors and distributors, retailers, relevant government organizations, pharmaceutical companies, consumers, public health officials, academic and other related groups are recognized as stakeholders
stakeholder: anyone who is involved in or affected by watershed management Stakeholders include landowners, government agencies, businesses, private individuals, and special interest groups
stakeholder: Individuals and organizations who are involved in or may be affected by project activities
stakeholder: Those individuals, groups, and parties that either affect or who are affected by the organization Stakeholders as a general rule, include all internal and external customers Stakeholders are involved or consulted as a part of the strategic planning process so that their views, needs and concerns are given consideration during development of organizational goals, objectives and strategies, and also to provide input related to programmatic outcome measures
stakeholder: An individual or group with an interest in the success of an organization in delivering intended results and maintaining the viability of the organization's products and services Stakeholders influence programs, products, and services Examples include congressional members and staff of relevant appropriations, authorizing, and oversight committees; representatives of central management and oversight entities such as OMB and GAO; and representatives of key interest groups, including those groups that represent the organization's customers and interested members of the public [GAO]
stakeholder: An individual or group with an interest in the success of an organization in deli-vering intended results and maintaining the utility of the organization's products and services One of the most common and important of the stakeholder groups is the organization's cus-tomers, but, under the broader definition intended, stakeholders could include any individual or group with an interest in the organization, and with a responsibility for its success Stakeholders thus could consist of the organization's own members, higher authorities, suppliers, and, in the case of DoD and other government organizations, in particular, congressional members and staff of relevant appropriations, authorizing, and oversight committees, and the US taxpayer Stakeholders, in summary, are groups both internal and external to the organization who affect the interests of the organization
stakeholder: A person or organisation with a legitimate interest in a given situation, action or enterprise
stakeholder: An individual or group who has an interest in and influences USAID activities, programs and objectives
stakeholder: A person, department or organization that holds an interest in a process in the form of an obligation or expected return, benefit or service
stakeholder: Any affected person, group, or organization There will be many stakeholders affected by the Reedy River Corridor Master Plan Project such as area business leaders, city/county officials, property owners, neighborhood residents, businesses, etc (back to top)
stakeholder: Individuals, communities, non-governmental organizations, private organizations, parastatals, government agencies, financiers and others having an interest or a "stake" in a project or activity and its outcome
stakeholder: An individual or organisation with an interest in health and health initiatives Stakeholders can be organisations such as local authorities or individuals such as residents
stakeholder: someone entrusted to hold the stakes for two or more persons betting against one another; must deliver the stakes to the winner
stakeholder: Stakeholders are people who have an interest in a company's or organization's affairs
stakeholder: An individual or organization that has an interest in the decisions which affect port and waterway safety and operations Stakeholders include the public, industry, interest groups, and state and local officials
stakeholder: Specific people or groups who have a stake in the outcome of the project Normally stakeholders are from within the company, and could include internal clients, management, employees, administrators, etc A project may also have external stakeholders, including suppliers, investors, community groups and government organization
stakeholder: An actor that has a vested interest in a given project, activity, or issue Stakeholders may include groups affected by programs, such as target audiences or the community at large, as well as other actors that can affect the outcome of a project, e g , government officials, institutions, project personnel or the local government
stakeholder: Someone who may or may not receive a direct service or product, but has an interest in the process and stands to gain or lose based on the results of the process
stakeholder: Someone who may be affected by project outcomes; has a vested interest in the project deliverables and/or their impact on the organization May provide content / information to the sponsor and team Must buy-in to solutions which are generated by the project May have to implement organizational or procedural changes which result from the project
stakeholder: Individuals or groups that are affected by a decision and have an interest in its outcome
stakeholder: Any group within or outside the organisation that has an interest in the organisation’s performance
stakeholder: * A person or group who can affect or is affected by an action Responsible decision making requires consideration of the effects on all stakeholders Usually all stakeholders are not entitled to consideration of the same aspects of their welfare, however For example, a corporate decision may affect or be influenced by employees, stockholders, customers, suppliers, communities, some government agencies, and corporate competitors Competitors are entitled to fairness in competition, but not to the same consideration as, say, employees
stakeholder: A person or group who can affect or is affected by an action Responsible decision making requires consideration of the effects on all stakeholders Usually all stakeholders are not entitled to consideration of the same aspects of their welfare, however For example, a corporate decision may affect or be influenced by employees, stockholders, customers, suppliers, communities, some government agencies, and corporate competitors Competitors are entitled to fairness in competition, but not to the same consideration as, say, employees
stakeholder: {i} one who holds and pays out bets at a casino; one who holds a share or interest (in a company, etc.)
stakeholder: A person (such as a volunteer, client, donor, or employee) who has a special interest in the activities and decisions of an organization