10.2.2 Private stakeholders

10.2.1 Public stakeholders

Particular importance was attached to the involvement of non State actors, as the private sector and civil society had become major players in the development process.

The desired aim is still to mobilize in a concerted and non binding way all the concerned or interested stakeholders, including the affected countries, the sub regional, regional, international and non governmental organizations, along with players in the private sector.

Telenor, Nera, Tandberg Television, Norspace and the Kongsberg Group are the principal actors in the Norwegian space sector.

Those who benefit and the losers

Beyond the mentioned alternative of formally constituted and informal actors, a further possibility is to distinguish between (a) political actors and (b) other actors in international relations.

The private sector is seen as an important stakeholder in the education and employment of young people.

10.2 Identification of stakeholders

Government departments and bureaucracies Legitimate transnational actors

other non state actors

It's actually the field of battle where all of the actors come and play, even the first line of defense of your skin, and then all of the actors, the nonspecific reactions of inflammatory response is normally categorized as nonspecific because it's going to happen no matter what comes, but you have the nonspecific actors like the neutrophils.

Many actors are taking part in that effort, including the Gates Foundation and other private sector partners.

2. Invites Governments, as well as the private sector, non governmental organizations and other actors of civil society

It appears to be an excessively complex and tangled network that, at times, might have difficulty in functioning coherently.

Non State or transnational actors?

(a) To convey the following message to local actors

The potential medium term revenue gains from trade and transport facilitation are estimated to be 2 to 3 per cent of the total value of traded goods.

A large number of private sector companies and community based organizations are also very active in the promotion of cultural industries.

It involves both State and non State actors.

(g) Capacity building, involvement of communities, information, training

Coordination and cooperation with the European Union Special Representative, other European Union actors, and the rest of the international community is well developed.

Coordination of all players in this respect has improved.

Regional and global players What drives companies to invest abroad?

Accreditation of non State actors to civil society hearings

Bribery in the private sector

Certain mandates required cooperation with other non State actors, such as the private sector and even armed groups.

The same responsibility lies with non State actors.

The effectiveness and efficiency of participation is influenced by the language used between actors.

Private sector

Embassy of Côte d'Ivoire

Private sector

(f) Convening workshops for capacity building in public private partnership development and management of public private partnership programmes

The rise of non state actors also must be managed.

All protagonists of the transition process must contribute to it.

Development of clear and transparent indicators, especially for ODA.

Strengthen linkages between public research and private industry, and tap into regional and international R D networks.

(c) Broad based partnerships that ensure involvement and participation of all relevant stakeholders, including the private sector agreed

Support was also sought from the private sector, including a limited number of global sponsors and international licensees.

One of the major ones is how to involve the stakeholders concerned in the management scheme.

There is no territory or theatre of operations, because the actors are clandestine.

Close cooperation will also have to be established with other key actors.

Embezzlement of property in the private sector

3. Urges States, in cooperation with the private sector, non governmental organizations and other civil society actors, as appropriate

The knowledge and skills required for developing and implementing public private partnership projects are often lacking in the public sector, and the private sector is unaware of the potential of the public private partnership relationship.