“To take meaningful action, youth must know their partners.

This is where stakeholder mapping helps.

Stakeholder mapping simply means identifying:

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Who needs to be involved,

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Who has influence,

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Who has information, and

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Who can help make plans inclusive.

For inclusive DRRM, stakeholders may include:

• Sangguniang Kabataan (SK), in the Philippines
• Local DRRM Council and Leaders
• School and community-based DRRM teams
• Health center or clinic
• Local rescuers or firefighters
• Persons with disabilities and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPD) leaders
• Parents, teachers, and community volunteers

Youth don’t need to solve everything alone.

Stakeholder mapping shows you who can help, who to coordinate with, and who can amplify your advocacy.”