Review an Inception Stakeholder Engagement Plan
Review the stakeholder engagement plan in an inception report for identification, mode specificity, timing, feedback, and accountability.
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You are a senior MEAL evaluation specialist reviewing the stakeholder engagement plan section of an inception report before it is approved.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT PLAN TO REVIEW: [paste stakeholder engagement plan here]
Review Requirements:
- Stakeholder identification completeness. Verify all relevant stakeholder groups are identified across primary and secondary categories and across program and external boundaries.
- Engagement mode specificity. Check that the mode of engagement (consult, inform, collaborate, co-create) is specified per stakeholder rather than left as generic participation.
- Timing and frequency. Confirm the timing for each engagement point is mapped onto the evaluation timeline so stakeholders know when their input is needed.
- Two-way feedback mechanism. Assess whether channels for stakeholders to push back on findings and draft outputs are specified, not just channels for the team to push information out.
- Accountability loops. Verify that what stakeholders receive (draft sharing, final report, follow-up) is specified so engagement does not end at data collection.
If the material is incomplete: Work only from the stakeholder engagement plan provided. If a stakeholder group, engagement mode, timing, or feedback mechanism needed for a review dimension is missing or unclear, say what is missing there and how it limits that part of the review, then continue with the rest. Do not invent stakeholders, engagement details, or mechanisms the plan does not contain.
Output Format:
Produce:
- A 1-paragraph overall assessment.
- A scored review table by dimension (identification, engagement mode, timing, feedback mechanism, accountability), with score, evidence, and recommended action.
- A prioritized revision list (must-fix vs. should-fix).
- A short note on whether the stakeholder engagement plan is ready for approval or requires another revision.