#lib02 - Library stakeholders

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#2030EA
#2030library
#2030VSR
#2030UNDS

Key stakeholders

Global partnership
Government
UN Country Team
Local Authorities
Firm
UN Resident Coordinator
Citizen

Business layer
* Stakeholder template and Stakeholder class
* Business product template
* Business event template
* Business use case (BUC) template
* Business object template

Application layer
* Application template
* Application event template
* Product use case (PUC) template
* Data object template

Types of non-functional requirements

Types of project issues

Role navigator (Actor Atlas)

Regulations navigator (Actor Atlas)

Repository elements
* Global society

Library case
* The purpose
* Stakeholders, users
* Constraints
* Naming conventions, Term use
* Facts, rules, assumptions
* Livelihoods
* Data
* Products, services
* NFR
* Project issues

UNDS case
* The purpose
* Stakeholders, users
* Constraints
* Naming conventions, Term use
* Facts, rules, assumptions
* The development context
* Data
* Products, services
* NFR
* Project issues

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Being aware of the contemporary social architecture, the globally agreed sustainable development goals and Addis Abeba Action Agenda, we must take into consideration drivers for several key stakeholders.

For each of these stakeholders, we complete a Stakeholder template on a separate page:

Global partnership, acting via the United Nations, its specialized organisations and constellations often involving aid organisations, education, health, etc.
National Government who own the national development agendas;
Local Authorities who provide funding for their libraries and implement local development agendas;
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), and its national member associations;
Libraries;
Publishers and right holders;
Schools;
several persons who interact with the library services:
- library patrons;
- citizens;
- teachers and professors;
- students and researchers;
- librarians;
- authors;
- children and parents.

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This page is part of the requirements for a #2030Library - A global library for Localizing the Sustainable Development Goals (and fighting the emergence of #AltFacts in public policy).

The availability of an enterprise architecture — preferably as part of an architecture repository — will impact the amount of work that must be invested in describing both existing governance, business, services and application models and models that are being considered for implementation.

In an enterprise architecture described in accordance with the ArchiMate framework: model element descriptions are included in the suitable layer. The rationale for their inclusion in a requirements engineering initiative will often be related to their role in collaborations.

1. How does the availability of an enterprise architecture impact the stakeholder description?

The availability of an enterprise architecture - preferably as part of an enterprise repository - reduces the amount of work that must be invested in describing the stakeholders as a service solution, in this case the #2030library, must be created or modified.

In an enterprise architecture described in accordance with the ArchiMate framework:

stakeholders (for the enterprise architecture with respect to which the service solution will be positioned) are included in the motivation extension. The rationale for their involvement will often be related to their role in the Business collaboration that must be supported by the service solution;
hands-on users (of the product for which requirements are collected) are addressed as part of the active structure aspect:
- the Business actor would include the "stakeholder" descriptive elements and Business role would include the "user role".
- stakeholders of Stakeholder class "Interfacing technology" are named application components and are described as part of the framework's Application layer; The rationale for their involvement will often be related to their role in a Application collaborations among "services".

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