Data Associated with A Simplified Approach to Stakeholder Engagement in Natural Resource Management: The Five-Feature Framework
Data Associated with A Simplified Approach to Stakeholder Engagement in Natural Resource Management: The Five-Feature Framework
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与利益相关者参与自然资源管理的简化方法相关的数据：五特征框架
DOI：
10.18122/b2c302
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发表时间：
2016
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影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
E. Lindquist
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文献类型：
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作者：
Jared L. Talley;J. Schneider;E. Lindquist
我们将利益相关者参与的复杂框架提炼为五个主要原则，科学家和自然资源管理者可以在规划利益相关者参与工作时使用这些原则。许多自然资源管理专业人士，包括从业者和学者，越来越认识到让利益相关者参与复杂决策过程的必要性和潜在好处，但这些努力的实施差异很大，反映了方法论和概念的巨大差异。考虑到参与发生的动态和多样化的自然资源管理环境，以及自然资源决策中经常涉及的重大利害关系，我们认为利益相关者参与将受益于既敏捷又稳健的理论框架。为此，对利益相关者参与的五个基本要素进行了评估和组织，形成了“五特征框架”，从而为考虑参与过程提供了一个功能性和可接近的平台。除了引入和发展五特征框架外，我们还将该框架作为一种措施来评估涉及利益相关者参与自然资源管理的实证案例研究文献，以更好地理解在自然资源管理中强大而真正的参与所面临的障碍。我们的研究结果表明，利益相关者参与项目往往缺乏参与的最基本原则，这证实了对功能框架的需求。五特征框架可以用于规划灵活的、适应性强的、严格的项目，在各种环境中，与具有不同背景和经验的团队合作。凭借其简单和功能，该框架消除了利益相关者参与的神秘性，以帮助自然资源专业人员建立协作决策的机会，并将公民价值观和知识整合到复杂的管理问题中。
We distill complex frameworks for stakeholder engagement into five main principles that scientists and natural resource managers can use in planning stakeholder engagement efforts. Many natural resource management professionals, including practitioners and scholars, increasingly recognize the need for, and potential benefits of, engaging stakeholders in complex decision-making processes, yet the implementation of these efforts varies wildly, reflecting great methodological and conceptual diversity. Given the dynamic and diverse natural resource management contexts in which engagement occurs and the often significant stakes involved in making decisions about natural resources, we argue that stakeholder engagement would benefit from a theoretical framework that is both agile and robust. To this end, five essential elements of stakeholder engagement are evaluated and organized to form the Five-Feature Framework, thereby providing a functional and approachable platform with which to consider engagement processes. Aside from introducing and developing the Five-Feature Framework, we apply the framework as a measure to evaluate the empirical case study literature involving stakeholder engagement in natural resource management in an effort to better understand the obstacles facing robust and genuine engagement in natural resource management. Our results suggest that the most basic principles of engagement are often absent from stakeholder engagement projects, which confirms the need for a functional framework. The Five-Feature Framework can be used to plan flexible, adaptable, and rigorous engagement projects in a variety of contexts and with teams that have varying backgrounds and experience. By virtue of its simplicity and functionality, the framework demystifies stakeholder engagement in order to help natural resource professionals build opportunities for collaborative decision-making and integrate citizen values and knowledge into complex management issues.
构建支持海洋空间规划的跨国伙伴关系阶梯：来自爱尔兰海的想法。
影响因子：
8.7
作者：
Kidd S
通讯作者：
Kidd S