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GROUP MEMBERS:

BERNARD ANTONA

HELNER GOMEZ

NEIL MART VON

JENAME TADLIP

STAKEHOLDERS ANALYSIS

Internal Stakeholders

IDENTIFIED IMPORTANCE LEVEL

Faculty  Lead research design High


 Share expertise
 Mentor students
Admin  Authorize overall High
projects
Students  Apply knowledge to real- Moderate
world situations

External Stakeholders

IDENTIFIED IMPORTANCE LEVEL

Local fisherfolks  Direct implementers & High


caretakers of mangroves
& aquasilvi areas.
 Ensure sustainability
LGU  Provide permits, High
resolution support.
 Integrate the project into
local development.
BFAR  Provides technical High
guidelines, training &
aqua inputs.
 Ensures the fishery
activities are sustainable.
DENR  Grants legal clearance High
for mangrove
reforestation.
 Monitors environmental
compliance & protection.
DOST  Supports research High
funding.
 Validates scientific
approaches.
DA  Supports food security & High
rural livelihood
integration.
COMMUNITY  Core implementers High
 Provides local
knowledge.
PRIVATE SECTORS (community  Provide funding, tools or Moderate
organization) services

MAPPING

Stakeholders (internal & external) level


High  Faculty
 Admin
 DOST
 Local fisherfolks
 LGU
 DA
 BFAR
 DENR
 Community
Medium  Private sectors
 Students
Low

RISK ANALYSIS

RISK STAKEHOLDERS RISK LEVEL RISK TREATMENT


1.) Delayed or denied External: LGU, DENR High Coordinate early and complete all
permits for mangrove or requirements ahead of time.
aquaculture sites.
2.) Low community External: Local Fisherfolk, Moderate Conduct meetings, give orientation,
engagement or Community involve them in planning.
resistance to
participation.
3.) Insufficient research Internal: Faculty High Assign faculty early and align with
coordination or lack of their teaching or research.
academic input
4.) Delay in fund release Internal: Admin High Submit budget and requests early;
or procurement issues (Finance/Procurement) follow up regularly.

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