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Mapping the Landscape for SBCC Integration Analysis Toolkit

Home Mapping the Landscape for SBCC Integration Analysis Toolkit

Worksheet 1

Stakeholder Identification for Integrated SBCC Programs

Worksheet 2

Integrated SBCC Program Stakeholder Interview Guide

Worksheet 3

3A: Stakeholder Capacity Matrix

3B: Implementing Stakeholder Matrix

3C: Stakeholder Analysis: Overlap, Synergies and Gaps

Worksheet 4

Environmental Analysis

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