Map
Responsibilities, mandates and the policy agenda that frame the brief.
01 / Government Relations
Read the landscape. Engage with purpose.
Policy, institutions and stakeholder interests shape every government-facing brief. A clear understanding of the landscape is the starting point for meaningful engagement.
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Institutions first.
Then the conversation.
Government-facing work depends on knowing who is responsible, what is already on their agenda and when a conversation is appropriate.
We help organisations build that understanding before they engage, so every interaction is relevant, well prepared and respectful of the institution on the other side.
WHAT WE DO
The work,
in focus.
- Assess political and institutional context
- Map stakeholders, responsibilities and interests
- Develop positioning and engagement strategies
- Prepare relevant briefing materials
- Coordinate appropriate dialogue and follow-through
THE QUESTION WE START WITH
Who holds responsibility, what matters to them now, and what is the appropriate way to begin?
Prepare
A clear position and briefing material suited to each audience.
Engage
Appropriately sequenced dialogue, with considered follow-through.
HOW WE OPERATE
An organisation entering a new institutional environment needs to understand responsibilities, sensitivities and the sequence of appropriate conversations.
Landscape assessment
A written view of the policy agenda, responsibilities and sensitivities bearing on the brief.
Stakeholder map
Who is involved, what each party is responsible for, and where interests overlap or diverge.
Engagement plan
The sequence of conversations, the purpose of each and what follow-through should look like.
Briefing narrative
A concise written position suited to each audience, prepared before the meeting.
Engagements vary by mandate. We do not guarantee access, approvals, procurement awards or specific outcomes.
OFTEN PAIRED WITH
DISCUSS A BRIEF
Have a Government Relations
brief in mind?
Start the conversation Share the objective and context.
We will respond with the questions that matter.