The document outlines the steps for stakeholder network analysis presented by Dr. Vitor Vieira Vasconcelos, highlighting examples from a robust decision support project in Colombia and preliminary surveys from Vietnam. It discusses various aspects such as graphs for attributes, types of institutions, gender balance, and organizational connections, using the software NetDraw for visualizations. The focus is on enhancing water scarcity management through stakeholder engagement and mapping.

1. Stakeholder Network Analysis
Dr. Vitor Vieira Vasconcelos, CNPq Scholarship (Brazil)
Stockholm Environment Institute – Asia Centre
Presented during
1st SUMERNET Regional Workshop on RDS for Regional Assessment on
Water Scarcity Management in the Mekong Region
Bangkok, 14 – 16 July 2015
Developed with the support of CNPq – National Council for
Technological and Scientific Development – Brazil.
Content
• Steps for Stakeholders Network Analysis
• Stakeholders network in Robust Decision Support
(RDS) project in Colombia
• Preliminary examples from survey for Vietnam
– Institutional influence
– Source of information
– Gender balance
• Comparison between approaches of Stakeholder
Mapping and Network Analysis

2. Steps for Stakeholders
Network Analysis
• Graphs for different attributes from the questionnaire
• Types of institutions
• Priority for water allocation
• Gender based questions
• Flowcharts
• Social networks
• Organizational charts (e.g., departmental structure)
Questionnaire
• Before or during the workshop
Analysis
Social Networks
(organizational connections)
Not interviewed
Interviewed
• Center (bigger size): more connections
• Borders (smaller size): less conections
Example from RDS Project in Colombia
Government institutions
Research institutitutions
Educational institutions
Labour unions
International institutions
Other institutions
Software: NetDraw
https://sites.google.com/site/netdrawsoftware/home

3. Steps for Stakeholders
Network Analysis
• Graphs for different attributes from the questionnaire
• Types of institutions
• Priority for water allocation
• Gender based questions
• Flowcharts
• Social networks
• Organizational charts (e.g., departmental structure)
Questionnaire
• Before or during the workshop
Analysis
Social Networks
(organizational connections)
Not interviewed
Interviewed
• Center (bigger size): more connections
• Borders (smaller size): less conections
Example from RDS Project in Colombia
Government institutions
Research institutitutions
Educational institutions
Labour unions
International institutions
Other institutions
Software: NetDraw
https://sites.google.com/site/netdrawsoftware/home

4. Steps for Stakeholders
Network Analysis
• Graphs for different attributes from the questionnaire
• Types of institutions
• Priority for water allocation
• Gender based questions
• Flowcharts
• Social networks
• Organizational charts (e.g., departmental structure)
Questionnaire
• Before or during the workshop
Analysis
Social Networks
(organizational connections)
Not interviewed
Interviewed
• Center (bigger size): more connections
• Borders (smaller size): less conections
Example from RDS Project in Colombia
Government institutions
Research institutitutions
Educational institutions
Labour unions
International institutions
Other institutions
Software: NetDraw
https://sites.google.com/site/netdrawsoftware/home

5. Steps for Stakeholders
Network Analysis
• Graphs for different attributes from the questionnaire
• Types of institutions
• Priority for water allocation
• Gender based questions
• Flowcharts
• Social networks
• Organizational charts (e.g., departmental structure)
Questionnaire
• Before or during the workshop
Analysis
Social Networks
(organizational connections)
Not interviewed
Interviewed
• Center (bigger size): more connections
• Borders (smaller size): less conections
Example from RDS Project in Colombia
Government institutions
Research institutitutions
Educational institutions
Labour unions
International institutions
Other institutions
Software: NetDraw
https://sites.google.com/site/netdrawsoftware/home