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Stellacci, S., Ferreira da Silva, C., Mancinone, K. & Petazzoni, M. (2026). Mapping Stakeholder Engagement for Enhancing Urban Resilience: Insights from Portugal, Slovakia, and Estonia. In Tanganelli, M et al. (Ed.), Resilience, Multi-risk Assessment and Monitoring (pp. 1?12). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-39867-3_39

S. Stellacci et al.,  "Mapping Stakeholder Engagement for Enhancing Urban Resilience: Insights from Portugal, Slovakia, and Estonia", in Resilience, Multi-risk Assessment and Monitoring, Tanganelli, M et al., Ed., Florence, Springer, 2026, pp. 1-12

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AB  - Urban areas are increasingly exposed to severe climate-related and
human-induced risks,making cross-sector collaboration essentialforreducing risk
and strengthening resilience. Multi-level community-based approaches can support inclusive decision-making and adaptive urban planning, improving preparednessfor natural hazards and future emergencies. In this context, the New European
Bauhaus (NEB) Compass identifies three core working principles: participation,
multi-level governance, and transdisciplinarity. Building on NEB principles and
the engagement ladder model, this study proposes a structured approach to stakeholder engagement in addressing multi-dimensional challenges. This research is
part of the Horizon European co-funded project RETIME, focusing on three pilot
sites in Portugal, Slovakia, and Estonia. These sites were selected for their socioeconomic diversity, distinct environmental risks, and emerging challenges. Key
stakeholders were first identified across these pilot sites, and their roles and levels of engagement were mapped using the Power–Interest Matrix. This enabled
an analysis of governance structures, leadership, decision-making processes, and
stakeholder influence. Two public authorities and one non-profit organisation conducted a self-assessment to reflect on their roles and influence within their urban
systems. Based on these insights, context-specific strategies will be developed
to strengthen collaboration and participation across public and private sectors.
By combining analytical frameworks with self-assessment, the proposed methodological framework supportsstrategic stakeholder engagement while empowering
local actors to actively contribute to multi-risk hazard assessments and resilience
planning. This study contributes to defining scalable stakeholder engagement
approaches for effective urban governance, enabling the integration of local constraints, emerging needs, and community priorities into inclusive and impactful
resilience interventions.
ER  -