International Risk Governance Council (IRGC)
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The IRGC Resource Guide on Stakeholder Engagement, inspired by the IRGC Risk Governance Framework, is an online guide for developing and implementing science-based stakeholder involvement in research, policy, strategies and practices. It aims to help practitioners engage with stakeholders by giving them background information on stakeholder-engagement perspectives and guiding them to the best available materials on the topic. To that end, the guide offers an annotated bibliography of existing manuals for stakeholder involvement.
IRGC is a neutral, independent, non-profit foundation whose purpose is to help improve understanding and governance of systemic risks that affect human health and safety, the environment, the economy and society at large.
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This guide is actually a catalogue of selected guides—and not the most obvious selections—categorised by three clear-cut expected contributions: communication, feedback and co-determination.
The website includes:
- an introduction to the resource guide
- the expected contributions (a search tool)
- the list of manuals, an annotated bibliography containing 28 manuals (last updated in January 2014).