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Mapping Political Contexts
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RAPID Programme www.odi.org.uk/rapid
SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Mapping the Policy Context• RAPID Framework• Stakeholder Analysis• Force field analysis• Policy Process Mapping• Influence mapping• Outcome Mapping
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RAPID Programme www.odi.org.uk/rapid
SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
The Policy Cycle
(Young and Quinn, 2002)
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RAPID Programme www.odi.org.uk/rapid
SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Stakeholder Analysis
Why:• To understand who
gains or lose from a policy or project.
• To help Build Consensus.
Steps:1. Identify Stakeholders
2. Analysis Workshop
3. Develop Strategies
Keep Satisfied
Engage Closely
Monitor (minimum effort)
Keep Informed
High
Power
Low
Low HighInterest
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SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Forcefield Analysis
Steps: 1. Identify a specific
Change
2. Identify forces for and againsty change
3. Prioritise the forces
4. Develop Strategies to overcome opposing and reinforce supporting forces
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SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Policy Process Workshops• Looking at internal policy processes –
what works in DFID. • Small, informal workshop with 7 staff.• Participatory pair-wise ranking of
factors influencing the success of 8 policy processes.
• Worked quite well.• In DFID - agendas and processes
rather than documents are key
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SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Policy Process Mapping• General Context issues – domestic and international.• Specific Policy Issues (i.e. the policy cycle)• Who are the Stakeholders? (Stakeholder analysis)
– Arena: government, parliament, civil society, judiciary, private sector.
– Level: local, national, international • What is their Interest and Influence?• Process matrix + political matrix• Political and administrative feasibility assessment
[Sources: M. Grindle / J. Court ]
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SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Policy Process Mapping
Agenda Formulation Implementation Mon & Eval. Government
Political Society
Bureaucracy
Civil Society
Private Sector
International
National & Local (& International)
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RAPID Programme www.odi.org.uk/rapid
SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Policy Process Mapping for SMEs• Participants work on a set of actors related to
policy processes• Steps:
1. Identify key actors that influence SME policy2. Create Matrix: Organizations and Key Steps of the
Policy Process3. Describe Organizations’ formal position in the policy
process4. Describe Organizations’ informal influence on the
policy process5. Give a number rating (1=low; 5=high) for the influence
each organization has on different parts of the policy process.
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RAPID Programme www.odi.org.uk/rapid
SMEPOL, Cairo, February, 2005
Policy Process Mapping
Formulation Implementation Government Political Society Bureaucracy Civil Society Private Sector International Group 1 – Government
Group 2 – Political Society and Bureaucracy
Group 3 – Civil Society, Private Sector and International
Group Work 1:Mapping the political process1. Within your area(s) – identify the key actors that
influence SME policy formulation and/or implementation2. Outline their formal and informal roles in formulation
and/or implementation and write a description on an index card
3. Also identify, and write on the car where SME research is undertaken
4. Give a number rating (1=low; 5=high) for the influence each organization has on different parts of the policy process.