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Showing 1 to 20 of 261 for “"Stakeholder groups"”.

  1. Political contingency of performance management practices: the role of stakeholder groups

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2024-05-01

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  2. An examination of the costs and benefits of the quality assurance mechanisms of Authorised Validating agencies applicable to three key stakeholder groups: higher education institutions, Access course providing institutions and students

    … in terms of costs and benefits, to a number of stakeholders are detailed. Key stakeholders identified are the providing institution, students, and higher education institutions. The general principles of cost-benefit analysis are outlined along with case study examples. A computer-based model is …

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  3. Meaning(s) in “Sustainable Tourism”: A Social Semiotic Approach

    … A key issue is a lack of consensus in how stakeholders define “sustainable tourism”, and this creates communication challenges when different stakeholders discuss the concept. Within the field of sustainable tourism, there is limited literature on the meanings that stakeholder groups

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  4. Assessing Stakeholder Perceptions in Participatory Infrastructure Upgrades - a Case Study of Project Silvertown in Cape Town

    … articulates the perceptions and expectations stakeholders involved in sanitation infrastructure projects in informal settlements have to determine the implications their contrasting views have towards strengthening participatory processes. It involves the critical identification of stakeholder

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  5. Stakeholders' Perceptions of the Value of Elementary School Counselor Roles

    … to examine the value and comparative value that stakeholders placed on elementary school counselors' roles. Participants in this study were elementary school counselors, elementary school principals, elementary school teachers, and counselor educators (N=353). All participants completed the …

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  6. Congruency of Stakeholder Perceptions on the Introduction and Presence of Leadership Qualities and Characteristics of a New University President

    … university president among the key university stakeholder groups. This study compares the six stakeholder groups involved in the presidential search--trustees, administrators, staff, faculty, alumni and students at four of Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) universities …

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  7. A Sustainability Assessment of the Harte Trail

    … and support sustainability initiatives. Several stakeholder groups manage this trail, primarily the City of Winnipeg, Friends of the Harte Trail, Manitoba Trails Association, and broadly, the general public. This sustainability assessment, based on key-informant interviews with members of …

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  8. Managing stakeholder salience, influence and exposure with sustainable supply chain management practices and triple bottom line measures: the case of Safaricom, Kenya

    As organizations face stiff pressure from various stakeholders, management has had to move beyond the idea of shareholder wealth maximization and incorporate the environmental and social concerns from the various stakeholders. The study identifies how Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM) …

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  9. Chronic wasting disease as a model for the development of risk communication using the mental models approach

    … 2) whether the experts and members of relevant stakeholder groups agree upon the information that should be included in these communications; and 3) what lessons we can learn from including previously unstudied stakeholder groups in this research. We developed a theoretical expert model based …

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  10. Perceptions of organizational culture of a multi-campus community college district: mixed methods in concert

    … Clan culture type. Administrator and Support stakeholder groups perceived a current dominant Clan culture; Professional and Faculty stakeholder groups perceived a current dominant Hierarchy culture. All four stakeholder groups preferred a dominant Clan culture. Four structural themes emerged …

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  11. Environmental justice and public participation: Implementing source water protection in eastern Ontario

    … research were to examine Source Water Protection stakeholder perceptions of public participation and to explore any variation in perceptions that exist between stakeholder groups. Stakeholder groups included SWP Process Architects, SWP Provincial Process Managers, SWP Local Process Managers, and …

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  12. The measurement of congruence between corporate identity and corporate reputation

    … conceptualising congruence as matching between groups and as profile deviation, the research tested the significance of the difference between corporate identity and corporate reputation among different stakeholder groups and calculated the degree of incongruence. The research design included …

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  13. A Strategic Evaluation Model for Hotel Investments: A Value Management Approach for Key Stakeholders

    … framework for hotel investments, with each stakeholder appraising opportunities based on their own criteria in silo, and allegedly at odds with one another. This study proposes to identify the key stakeholders and determinants in the hotel industry, to weight and rank said determinants in …

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  14. Ethik, Ökonomie und faire Preise – Eine explorative Analyse der Wirkungszusammenhänge im Schweizer Baugewerbe

    … the form of an exploratory analysis, focusing on stakeholders of the aforementioned industry, using a qualitative methodology that involves face-to-face, semi-structured interviews with 26 construction industry experts in the German-speaking part of Switzerland and southern Germany between …

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  15. From Grocery Stores to Daycares: Analyzing the Desirability and Feasibility of a Proposed Intervention to Mitigate Child Hunger in North Philadelphia

    … would be desirable, or accepted by key stakeholders, and feasible, meaning financially viable to implement. The program being considered is grocery stores selling to daycares, at a discounted price, excess edible and redistributable produce to be distributed to the children enrolled in …

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  16. A study of the experiences of migrant student mothers in a context of corporate social responsibility in higher education

    … of Migrant Student Mothers (MSM) as a particular stakeholder group in an inner city Higher Education Institution (HEI) within a context of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Widening Participation (WP) and the Employability agenda of the contemporary Higher Education (HE) environment are given …

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  17. Perceptions of players, coaches, and parents on a scaled tennis equipment program

    … into understanding perceptions of the three stakeholder groups (parents, players, and coaches) of a scaled tennis equipment program. Method: Sixty-three young tennis players, 30 parents of tennis players, and 10 tennis coaches were interviewed using a set number of questions designed to …

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  18. Co-designing in the real world: managing a multiple stakeholder design process with an NGO

    … applied, where the intention is to include all stakeholders as equal participants in the design process. However, collaborating with NGOs and with users who have reduced access to technology can be challenging. As a result, the ideals of co-design are not easily achieved, due to the vastly …

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