ESG quick play: Stakeholder mapping for effective decarbonisation
In this video, we explore how stakeholder engagement and stakeholder mapping play a crucial role in building an effective decarbonisation strategy.
You can’t reduce emissions in isolation — success depends on involving the people and partners who shape your operations every day. Learn how to identify, prioritise, and engage key internal and external stakeholders — from C-suite leaders and procurement teams to suppliers, investors, and regulators.
Discover how early engagement supports data quality, credible carbon footprint measurement, and collaboration across your value chain. By aligning people, purpose, and process, organisations can strengthen their supply chain emissions management, enhance resilience, and accelerate progress toward net zero. 🔗 Read more in our blog
At Nexio Projects, we help organisations design and implement stakeholder engagement strategies that make decarbonisation actionable and lasting. Visit our website to connect with one of our experts. Thanks for watching, you can contact us for further support!
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In this video, we highlight the vital role of stakeholder mapping in driving effective decarbonisation and achieving net-zero goals.
The truth is, you cannot decarbonise without the people who run your day-to-day operations. Stakeholder mapping helps you bring them with you on that journey.
Stakeholder engagement shapes whether a decarbonisation strategy succeeds. We’ve seen this many times, and perhaps you have too.
It involves identifying and prioritising groups such as internal teams from the C-suite, finance, procurement, and operations, as well as external partners like suppliers, customers, investors, and, in some cases, regulators.
Effective stakeholder mapping assesses both influence and interest.
In the article below, we’ve segmented stakeholders into a few groups to break it down for you:
– The key players
– The power brokers
– The supporters
– The observers
This targeted approach helps organisations allocate resources wisely, focus communications on the right stakeholders, and build lasting partnerships.
Another important aspect is timing. Engaging stakeholders early drives credibility and operational alignment, ensuring data quality, robust carbon footprint measurement, and collaborative emissions reduction.
It also enhances supply chain resilience and mitigates risks associated with evolving regulations and market expectations.
At Nexio Projects, we guide organizations through stakeholder mapping and help craft tailored engagement strategies that accelerate progress and embed sustainability into day-to-day operations and decision-making.
Contact us through our website if you would like to speak with one of our experts.
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