1. SANAA OSMANI Centre for Environmental Policy Imperial College London MSC PROJE CT 2010

2. Identify all stakeholders (esp. Local champions) Understand stakeholders’ issues Categorise stakeholders Establish any relationships/ interactions between the stakeholders

3. Source: Environment Agency (2010) River Roding

4.  Legislative Drivers ◦ 2010 UK Flood and Water Management Act ◦ 2007 EU Floods Directive ◦ 2008 EU Water Framework Directive ◦ 2008 Pitt Review recommendations ◦ Aarhus Convention Principles

5.  Feeds into the aims of the DIANE-CM project of enhancing the capacity of stakeholders to cope with flood risk and increase resilience  Stakeholder analysis (SA) will evaluate the current level of flood risk awareness amongst stakeholders  Identify key champion stakeholders who are most likely to facilitate FRM strategies  Initial stage in increasing public participation in environmental decision-making  Improving risk communication and hazard awareness by identifying any barriers  Revealing Governance networks

6. Brainstorming session with 4 key stakeholders snowballing Semi-structured interviews  Questionnaire surveys  Triangulation  Confirm findings from interviews  Stratified systemantic random sample of property owners in high flood risk areas  Second round of interviews?  Time constraints

7.  Factist discourse analysis on interview transcripts  Statistical analyses on quantitative data from questionnaire surveys  Power-influence and interest- influence matrices  Stakeholder map/ Sociogram showing linkages and interactions

8.  An assessment of stakeholders’ flood risk awareness  Identification of barriers to stakeholder participation  Relationships between different stakeholders  The results of this research will be used in later stages of the DIANE-CM Project when evaluating the effectiveness of stakeholder involvement  SA should establish a platform facilitating stakeholder interaction and learning to reach a consensus