In our stakeholders analysis we primarily focused on the positive influences that would help us achieve our end goal. However, we think it’s smart to address the potential threats our project may face. We understand that we might not fully comprehend the traditions and cultures of the people of Sierra Leone, and that that might elect some form of quasi-acceptance. It is our duty to be understanding or alternatively, continue to work to help those that don’t accept the provided information.
STAKEHOLDERS ANALYSIS
STAKEHOLDERS ANALYSIS
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The chart above was drafted to identify stakeholders that we believe play an integral role in the development of our project. These individuals and organizations will be actively involved and their represented participation is illustrated in the “Outlining Stakeholder Participation Strategies” chart.
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Right off the bat, we were able to interact with Amy and Sara in person. Their enthusiasms about combating Postpartum Hemorrhage are evident as expressed by their dedication to find a cure at Alydia Health. They’ve had first hand interaction with PPH in developing countries all in an effort to study and build a better prevention method for maternal death. Amy and Sara’s continued communication and input will be valuable and crucial to the growth of education on PPH within Sierra Leone. Alydia Health will serve as a medium for how we’ll be able to describe the use of an effective Postpartum Hemorrhage product. Additionally, Alydia Health will serve as the initial online resource for all things PPH and our communication with them will generally be informative.
When we were thinking about how we wanted to approach educating Sierra Leone, we initially thought of stakeholders that would possess a great deal of influence. Doctors, educators, and volunteers from various organizations are all people who interact with the citizens of Sierra Leone and ultimately have the most knowledge on what locals scientifically do and don't understand about maternal death. We’re in efforts to connect with these influential people, hoping that a relationship can form where we’re able to provide information that can be shared and they can help supply us with advice and a more well-rounded comprehension.
The last stakeholder is ourselves, the team! We realize that each stakeholder plays an integral role in our mission to provide Sierra Leone with accurate information and safe practices on PPH. It’s our job to ensure that what we provide is not only correct, but simple to understand and benefits a developing community. We will be driven, outgoing, and self-critical to supply Sierra Leone with the best possible support.
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