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Public stakeholders are external people and organizations that have an interest in an organization, business, institution or government program or policy. This can include government agencies that have authority over you and others that can influence your results such as the media. Public stakeholders also include those that you impact such as communities or environmental organizations that have an interest in protecting the environment. The following are common examples of public stakeholders.
Advocacy groups | Banks and Investment firms | Business associations | Charitable organizations | Civic groups | Communities | Community leaders | Community-based organizations (CBOs) | Consumer advocacy groups | Consumer protection agencies | Customs officials | Elected officials | Environmental groups | Environmental protection agencies | Government agencies | Influencers | Job seekers | Law enforcement agencies | Local authorities | Local communities | Media outlets | Media personalities | Neighbors of your facilities and operations | Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) | Regulatory bodies | Standards organizations | Tax authorities | Trade unions | Universities and schools | |
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