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1 Putting it all together: Stakeholder engagement
Emily McKenzie

2 What makes someone a stakeholder?
Individuals, communities or organizations that have an interest in the decisions at stake Relevant expertise Legal or administrative responsibility Decisions may impact them Their activities impact ecosystem services

3 Traditional ‘scientist’ perspective
Decision-making is objective, rational process Problems can be ‘solved’ by science Decisions should be driven and led by experts Involve stakeholders to get ‘buy-in’

4 Social perspective Decision-making structured by beliefs, values and preferences Problems have many ‘solutions’ Decisions should be democratic Collaborate in every aspect

5 Engage Stakeholders with InVEST

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