How does Estidama define the term "stakeholder" in the context of its projects?

Estidama defines the term "stakeholder" in a broad and inclusive manner, recognizing any individual or organization that has an interest in a project as a stakeholder. This definition highlights the importance of considering a variety of perspectives and interests in the project lifecycle. Stakeholders can include not only developers and government entities but also local communities, environmental groups, and other entities that may be affected by or have the potential to influence the project.

By identifying stakeholders this way, Estidama emphasizes the significance of engagement and collaboration among all parties involved. This approach helps ensure that projects are designed and implemented in a way that acknowledges diverse interests and encourages sustainable development practices. In contrast, options that limit the definition of stakeholders to specific groups fail to capture the full spectrum of interested parties, which is crucial for comprehensive project assessment and community involvement.