CERI Stakeholders Engagement Plan (SEP)


Stakeholder Engagement includes the process of engaging stakeholders for a clear purpose to achieve agreed outcomes. It is now also recognized as a fundamental accountability mechanism since it obliges an organization to involve stakeholders in identifying and understanding of the specific program/project and responding to issues and concerns raised by the stakeholders for decisions, actions, and hence improving program/project performance.

Download CERI Stakeholders Engagement Plan (SEP):


Download the CERI Stakeholders Engagement Plan (SEP)


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- World Bank Program at CERI: Accelerating genomics-based surveillance for COVID-19 and other pathogens in Africa


News date: 2023-12-01

Links:

https://www.krisp.org.za/manuscripts/Stakeholders_Engagement_Plan_SU_20230316_V1.0.pdf

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