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327   $aIntro -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 1.1. Background -- 1.2. Objective -- 1.3. Scope -- 1.4. Structure -- 1.5. Users -- 2. OVERVIEW OF STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT -- 2.1. Definition of a stakeholder -- 2.2. Importance of stakeholder engagement -- 2.3. Key principles of stakeholder engagement -- 2.3.1. Build trust -- 2.3.2. Demonstrate accountability -- 2.3.3. Exhibit openness and transparency -- 2.3.4. Practise early and frequent consultation -- 2.3.5. Communicate benefits and risks -- 3. DEVELOPING STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT -- 3.1. Establish a core communication team -- 3.2. Evaluate resources and create a budget -- 3.3. Develop a stakeholder engagement strategy and plan -- 3.3.1. Identify lead organizational division -- 3.3.2. Coordinate internal communication -- 3.3.3. Build a stakeholder engagement strategy -- 3.3.4. Build a stakeholder engagement plan -- 3.4. Implement the stakeholder engagement strategy and plan -- 4. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF KEY ORGANIZATIONS IN STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT -- 4.1. Government -- 4.1.1. Nuclear energy programme implementing organization -- 4.2. Owner/operator -- 4.3. Regulator -- 5. STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN THE LIFE CYCLE STAGES -- 5.1. Strategic decisions for a nuclear programme -- 5.2. Siting -- 5.3. Construction -- 5.4. Operation -- 5.4.1. Capacity increases, life extensions and site expansion -- 5.5. Decommissioning -- 6. CONCLUSION -- Appendix I TEMPLATE FOR A STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY -- Appendix II STAKEHOLDER PRIORITIZATION METHODOLOGY -- Appendix III OPINION RESEARCH -- Appendix IV PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRES -- Appendix V SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY -- REFERENCES -- CONTRIBUTORS TO DRAFTING AND REVIEW.
330   $aThe effectiveness of nuclear regulatory systems is enhanced by portraying transparency and openness in communicating all matters relating to safety to the public and stakeholders.
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