How to use this free Stakeholder Mapping Tool
Add stakeholders and assign influence, interest and relationship strength from 1 to 5. The tool orders a screening engagement list and suggests manage closely, keep satisfied, keep informed or monitor.
Who this helps
Community teams, NGOs, project managers and public-affairs professionals.
Example application
A project team can map regulators, community groups, employees, suppliers and neighbouring land users before developing a documented engagement plan..
Limits and interpretation
The output is a practical starting point, not a verified professional assessment. Confirm the facts, jurisdiction, assumptions and intended purpose before using any result for a consequential decision.
Frequently asked questions
Does influence equal stakeholder legitimacy?
No. Influence is only one planning dimension. Consider rights, vulnerability, impact, legitimacy and representation independently.
Can I include sensitive names?
Avoid entering confidential or sensitive personal information on shared devices. Inputs are processed within the page.
Is the priority order final?
No. Validate the ranking through engagement and impact assessment.
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Why this tool is free
Ragunauth Ramsaroop publishes practical resources at the intersection of ESG, corporate affairs, government relations and natural resources. The purpose is to make structured thinking more accessible while giving visitors a transparent way to understand the professional perspective behind the tool.
Methodology & transparency
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Transparent method
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