Fostering Collaboration for Development: Importance of Stakeholder Engagement
Thorpe Koorts is Acting Project Officer for the Tygerberg Central Hospital PPP in the Department of Health and Wellness at the Western Cape Government.
Summary
Thorpe Koorts highlights the significance of involving various stakeholders in the development. The stakeholder engagement is categorised into four domains: corporate governance and HR, higher learning institutions, local community, and local government.
Thorpe underscores the importance of partnerships with entities like The Greater Tygerberg Partnership, which facilitate outreach to and collaboration with the community, educational institutions, local government and businesses.
Through collaboration, they strive to generate a more comprehensive vision for the development.
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