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    The document identifies eight stakeholders in a waste management context including informal waste collectors, government, NGOs, universities, waste traders, community groups, and high, middle, and low income local groups. It presents an influence/dependence grid analyzing the general Colombo population across factors like general impression, autonomy, health and safety, participation, and culture. The grid helps engineers understand stakeholder perspectives and prepare for potential problems in the design process.

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    The document identifies eight stakeholders in a waste management context including informal waste collectors, government, NGOs, universities, waste traders, community groups, and high, middle, and low income local groups. It presents an influence/dependence grid analyzing the general Colombo population across factors like general impression, autonomy, health and safety, participation, and culture. The grid helps engineers understand stakeholder perspectives and prepare for potential problems in the design process.

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    Student Name: Fang Kai Gan 21896665

    Information Session Log Book 1


    Day and time of Information Session : 16 March 2016 8:00

    What stakeholders have you identified so far in your context? Complete an IFR for one of
    these groups and explain why this plot is useful for the design process
    The stakeholders that I identified so far were:
    1. Informal waste collectors
    2. Government
    3. Waste for Life
    4. University ( UWA )
    5. Waste traders
    6. Community based organisations
    7. Low & middle income groups ( Locals )
    8. High income groups ( Locals )

    General impression
    towards us (positivity)

    Autonomy

    Health and
    safety

    Participation

    Cultural

    The above is the IFR for the general population of Colombo. This IFR is very important in the
    design process because it allows us as engineers to have a rough idea on what the
    stakeholders feel about us and what problems we can expect to face. With this plot, it is easier
    for us to prepare for the problems the might arise after the project has begun,

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