Engagement plan
Stakeholders, objectives, channels and owners for each interaction.
Community engagement · SR Reset
Design listening, dialogue and commitment tracking with communities. Organize field presence, owners and alerts to sustain community relationships.
Discuss my projectThe problem
Communities interpret silence, change, and promises through prior experience, not through the project’s internal schedule.
Engagement requires listening before explaining, recording commitments, and maintaining a presence even when there is no crisis.
Service scope
Define engagement around stakeholders and territorial conditions. Field presence, channels and interaction frequency are agreed around location and project needs.
Stakeholders, objectives, channels and owners for each interaction.
What was agreed, with whom, owner, date and response status.
How to receive, route, answer and review requests or grievances.
Review a recent commitment: it should have an owner, status and a verifiable next step. Compare interaction records with response evidence and perceptions from the territory.
Execution
Frequently asked questions
No. Communication is one part; engagement manages an ongoing relationship with concrete interests, risks, and commitments.
Territorial support can be part of scope depending on location, project stage, and operating needs.
With an owner, date, status, evidence, and escalation path to prevent promises without follow-through.
Yes. An early reading includes the territory before hard-to-reverse decisions have already been made.
Preparation checklist
Use this list to organize the context before talking with the team. Start with the information you already have.
Preparation guide · SR Reset · https://reset-corp.com/en/social-impact/community-engagement/
Next step
Tell us about the social, territorial, or organizational context. We will review stakeholders, risks, and objectives before proposing an intervention.
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