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1. Identification of stakeholders | 1. Identification of stakeholders | ||
| + | * It means finding out who are affected by the decisions, and who should therefore be involved. | ||
2. Knowledge gathering and sharing | 2. Knowledge gathering and sharing | ||
| − | + | * It means e.g. that some participative GIS/KM tools are used for gathering local or expert knowledge and sharing it with other stakeholders. It could be the effect of a given use of forests on the criteria (see Mustajoki et al. 2011), the location of certain important places (Kangas et al. 2008, Nordström et al. 2010). | |
3. Formulating criteria | 3. Formulating criteria | ||
| − | + | * It means e.g. cognitive mapping tools that can be used to clarify the goals the stakeholders have (E.g. Tikkanen et al. 2007) | |
4. Definition of criteria | 4. Definition of criteria | ||
| − | + | * It means, for instance, that measurable indicators for the criteria are defined (e.g. Mendoza & Prabhu) | |
5. Eliciting preferences | 5. Eliciting preferences | ||
| − | + | * It can mean using MCA tools for evaluating the criteria and indicators (Kangas et al. 2008). | |
Latest revision as of 16:45, 12 September 2011
The tasks involved in this phase are
1. Identification of stakeholders
- It means finding out who are affected by the decisions, and who should therefore be involved.
2. Knowledge gathering and sharing
- It means e.g. that some participative GIS/KM tools are used for gathering local or expert knowledge and sharing it with other stakeholders. It could be the effect of a given use of forests on the criteria (see Mustajoki et al. 2011), the location of certain important places (Kangas et al. 2008, Nordström et al. 2010).
3. Formulating criteria
- It means e.g. cognitive mapping tools that can be used to clarify the goals the stakeholders have (E.g. Tikkanen et al. 2007)
4. Definition of criteria
- It means, for instance, that measurable indicators for the criteria are defined (e.g. Mendoza & Prabhu)
5. Eliciting preferences
- It can mean using MCA tools for evaluating the criteria and indicators (Kangas et al. 2008).
