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Engaging Stakeholders in Risk Communication and Management

This group exercise involves identifying target stakeholders and understanding the objectives of Risk Communication (RC). Participants will explore potential actions to promote and discern stakeholders' concerns regarding risk perception. The sessions also draw on lessons from FloodSmart to initiate community conversations, focusing on community impact and building awareness. Key discussions include clarifying responsibilities in risk management, coordinating efforts, and aligning messaging. Participants will reflect on key takeaways to enhance their professional practices.

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Engaging Stakeholders in Risk Communication and Management

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  1. Group Work Slides

  2. Group Exercise 1 • Who are the target stakeholders? • What is the objective of RC? What do you want to get across? Any actions you are hoping to promote? • What do you expect the stakeholders to be concerned about? How will they see the risk?

  3. Group Exercise 2 • Given the Lessons Learned from FloodSmart, how would you start conversations in the community in your case study? • What is the community impact and what do they care about? How do you make connection, and build general awareness?

  4. Group Exercise 3: Sharing Responsibility • Who is responsible for what for Risk Management & Risk Communication? • How do we coordinate and support each others’ efforts? • Do we use the same messages? How do they differ? How are they similar?

  5. Final Exercise • What are two things that you learned today that you will take back to jobs?

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