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Community stakeholders are local people and organizations that have a say in an program, project, initiative or policy. These include stakeholders that may have authority such as government regulators and stakeholders that are impacted by an initiative such as the users of a library. The following are common examples of community stakeholders.
Agricultural groups | Business owners | Charitable foundations | Children and youth | City council members | Civic engagement organizations | Community leaders | Community members | Community members with a particular need | Community members with disabilities | Educators | Elderly residents | Elected officials | Emergency responders | Environmental groups | Farmers | Firefighters | Government agencies | Homeowners | Local business associations | Local workers | Mayors and city managers | Neighbors | Parent-teacher associations | Parents | Police and law enforcement | Property owners | Public officials | Renters | Residents | Seniors groups | Service clubs | Students | Tourism bureaus | Users of a service | Volunteer organizations |
It is common to identify community stakeholders by role. For example, a school that identifies teachers, parents and students as stakeholders.Stakeholders can also be identified by needs such as community members with disabilities who are stakeholders in some change that will improve accessibility.
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