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24 24  * The total number of NGOs dealing with DivAirCity-related issues operating within each city/ project area.
25 25  * Number of schools in the area + just outside it.
26 26  * Number of children attending these schools
27 +* Number of people using social facilities (e.g. elderly centres and refugee centres)
27 27  * The proportion of stakeholders participating in the discovery phase.
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62 62  * Number of NGOs per project area who have roles relating to areas of DivAirCity
63 63  * Number of schools and kindergartens in and just outside city district
64 64  * Number of children living in district and going to kinder garden or school inside/just outside city district and living outside district but going to school/kindergarden inside district
66 +* Number of people using social facilities (e.g. elderly centres and refugee centres)
65 65  * Proportion of different stakeholders and population groups 6+1 participating in the discovery phase co-creation activities (measured in tick off participation – to the extent that it is impossible to identify individuals)
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74 74  ====== **Calculation methods** ======
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78 +* When you have a draft list of stakeholders, map their relations to each others, the space and the project. Use the Created by chappara from the Noun Project matrix template to position each stakeholder considering their level of power and affinity. If useful, draw lines and arrows between stakeholders to represent their relations, using different colours for each type of relation (a green line to identify collaborative relations, a red line for conflict relations etc.). The term power refers to the institutional, financial and/or social influence of an actor on the decision-making process of the project. The term affinity refers to the political, financial and/or social interest and commitment of an actor to the project.
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79 79  ====== **Level of expertise required** ======
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84 84  ====== **Links and references** ======
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88 +* [[https:~~/~~/jamboard.google.com/d/1FW5Lq58rRrUccs2ov4MZ3apKW3V2bKKDuYnlCXugeLE/viewer>>https://jamboard.google.com/d/1FW5Lq58rRrUccs2ov4MZ3apKW3V2bKKDuYnlCXugeLE/viewer]]
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90 +* [[https:~~/~~/www.stakeholdermap.com/stakeholder-matrix.html>>https://www.stakeholdermap.com/stakeholder-matrix.html]]
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