The document discusses identifying stakeholders for a major public infrastructure project either underway, complete or proposed in a region. It instructs to create a three column table listing stakeholders, what each wants from the project, and their influence. It then asks how stakeholders can change over a project, and to provide examples of how stakeholders, interests, and influence may change throughout the project term.

1. 1. Identify a major public infrastructure project that is either
underway, complete, or proposed in your region. This could be
a bridge, road, building, or something of that nature. For the
project you have identified, think of as many stakeholders and
stakeholder groups as you can. Create a three-column table. In
column 1, list the stakeholders. In column 2, list what each
stakeholder wants to get from the project. In column 3, list the
influence each stakeholder has over the project.
2. How can the stakeholders change over the course of a
project? Give examples of changes in who the stakeholders are,
and also in how their interests or influence over the project
might change throughout the term of the project.