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Herding cats…or how to successfully run a stakeholder workshop”

SAVE THE DATE: 20/21 October 2016, Copenhagen

We invite you to join our hands-on workshop in Copenhagen October 20-21 on how to successfully prepare and conduct a stakeholder workshop. Detailed information follows closer to the date.

The workshop starts at 10 am on Oct. 20th and finishes around 2:30 pm on Oct. 21st 2016. If you are interested in participating, please get in touch with us as soon as possible (utar@hi.is). Attendance and accommodation are free, but participants must cover their travel expenses. However a limited number of travel grants will be offered upon request.
Please feel free to share the invite with other researchers.

The aim of the workshop is to enable you to:

- Successfully identify stakeholders and get them on-board.
- Prepare and conduct an interactive stakeholder workshop.
- Create a mutual benefit for your project and the participants alike.
- Identify the right means to measure the workshop´s effectiveness.

Participatory stakeholder workshops are a fundamental part of qualitative research and data collection. However, they are tricky as data quality and overall success highly depend on the ability of the workshop facilitators to create a worthwhile event for the stakeholders to attend.

Over the past few years, we engaged in research with institutions across Europe on multi-sector partnerships to improve risk management for natural hazards (for more information, visit www.enhanceproject.eu). The teams involved ran a number of successful stakeholder workshops. We would like to share this experience and provide a platform within the NORDRESS and NordSTEVA communities (and beyond) to discuss methods, present tips and tools, and share do´s and don´ts from individual workshop experiences.

The attendance to the workshop is limited to 20 participants. This workshop is run as a part of the Nordic Societal Security Academy (NSSA) of the Nordic Centre of Excellence on Resilience and Societal Security, NORDRESS.


Guðrún & Guðmundur & Uta
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