07D2-00 -Discuss the leader-stakeholder relationship as it pertains to the building of a coalition. Include in your discussion an analysis of the bridging elements that facilitate the formation of strong coalitions and the pitfalls that can cause coalitio

BUILDING A COALITION Stakeholders Tab Building a coalition begins by identifying potential stakeholders. Stakeholders are individuals or groups who have an interest in a particular issue.

Commitment Tab Coalitions require active commit ment. Each coalition member sho uld be prepared to contribute resources that can include time, funds, volunteers, and so on.

Objectives Tab Coalitions make decisions, devise strategies and coordinate the ir activities to advance their agreed upon objectives.

Terms Tab Coalitions can be long-term or short-term, and they can be base d on a temporary (such as an upcoming election) or continuing (such as urban poverty) concern.

Policy Change Tab Coalitions can serve as powerful and influential participants i n the policy change cycle.

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