Stakeholder Engagement Strategy for Social License and Impact Integrity

We help organizations build trusted relationships with communities, Indigenous peoples, and NGOs — through mapping, FPIC strategies, and conflict risk assessment.

Overview

We support organizations in building trusted, informed, and inclusive engagement strategies — with a focus on communities, Indigenous peoples, and civil society. From mapping to FPIC and risk mitigation, our approach bridges regulation and relationship.

Stakeholder Mapping

Identification of relevant communities, Indigenous groups, and NGOs

FPIC & Social License Strategy

Engagement plans and protocols aligned with FPIC and international expectations
Stakeholder Engagement

Conflict Risk Assessment

Evaluation of tensions, historical claims, and socio-political risk factors

What's Included

Risk assessment for sourcing regions and suppliers

Stakeholder identification and mapping

We identify all relevant actors that may influence or be affected by your operations, including communities, Indigenous peoples, NGOs, and institutions.

FPIC strategies and social license planning

We design culturally appropriate engagement plans aligned with FPIC (Free, Prior and Informed Consent) and social license principles.

Conflict risk assessment and mitigation

We analyze and contextualize risks related to land use, governance, rights claims, and potential social tensions.

Our Methodology

1

Stakeholder Landscape Analysis

We map relevant stakeholders — including communities, Indigenous peoples, NGOs, and authorities — using spatial, institutional, and social criteria.
2

Risk & Influence Assessment

We assess stakeholder influence, vulnerability, and potential for conflict or cooperation, building a matrix of engagement relevance.
3

FPIC & Engagement Strategy Design

We co-create strategies aligned with Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) principles and local expectations for social legitimacy.
4

Dialogue Implementation Support

We support the setup of participatory spaces, community meetings, and culturally appropriate consent mechanisms.
5

Reporting & Ongoing Monitoring

We deliver documentation, indicators, and reporting structures to track engagement over time and anticipate emerging risks.

Who It's For

Agricultural Sector

Agri-business & Land-Based Operations

Companies engaging with rural territories, traditional communities, or collective landholders where local acceptance is critical to project success.

Energy, Mining & Infrastructure Projects

Projects requiring environmental licenses, Indigenous consultation, or long-term community relationships to operate with legitimacy and stability.

Carbon & Nature-Based Project Developers

Developers structuring projects under Verra, ART-TREES, or jurisdictional REDD+ that require FPIC, co-benefits, and robust stakeholder documentation.
Financial Sector

Development Banks & ESG Investors

Institutions needing stakeholder risk assessments and engagement plans as part of ESG due diligence or safeguard frameworks (e.g. IFC, IDB, BNDES).
Ideal for organizations operating in high-sensitivity territories, where social license, FPIC, and stakeholder legitimacy are non-negotiable.

Contact Us

Request a Proposal

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Email

Email

contact@esgpathways.comm
Phone

Phone

+1 (862) 571-2692

Office

531 East 20th Street, New York, NY 10010

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