CICED and JUST NEPAL FOUNDATION Group Assignment ( Michael, Gopal & Navraj )

CICED and JUST NEPAL FOUNDATION Group Assignment ( Michael, Gopal & Navraj )

by Navraj Shah -
Number of replies: 1

Key Stake holder

Who

Characteristics

Right - Holder

poorest or most vulnerable Household, formal and informal Local bodies, , people with disability, women, Dalits etc

Individually, they do not have much power, although they do have the right to vote. When it comes to policy-making, they are included to a limited extent. Comparatively, they are socially and economically disadvantaged. They are usually busy with their daily work. They are compelled to work hard continuously to meet their basic needs.  They tend to go abroad in search of better job opportunities.

Duty bearers

Elected Leaders, Government officers, DMCs,  NGOs, INGOs and civil society organizations

They are responsible for policy-making; however, they are not very proactive when it comes to being inclusive of everyone. They are engaged in raising awareness in the community.

Other Relevant Actors

Local Co-operatives, Community groups,

They have been conducting various activities aimed at supporting the community.



In reply to Navraj Shah

Re: CICED and JUST NEPAL FOUNDATION Group Assignment ( Michael, Gopal & Navraj )

by Christoph Lodemann -
Thank you for uploading your work done with identifying your stakeholders. Looks good.
You managed to identify a large number of rightsholders. The description of their characteristics looks like being the same for all of the rightsholders, which to a large extend may be correct, but I assume there also are differences. For being able to use this exercise for the next step (placing each into the matrix), it may be best to describe each rightsholder separately.
The same counts for duty-bearers. As it looks now, you write that NGO, INGOs and CSOs are responsible for policy making, but each of the duty bearers have different characteristics.