Table 5.

Stakeholders’ analysis: stakeholders’ interest, power/influence, and role in intervention.

Type of stakeholders	Interest in issue	Level of power/influence	Type of participation	Classification of stakeholders
Recent migrants living with families	Migrants in need of healthcare, desire improved access to healthcare	Moderate influence	Beneficiaries	Moderate level supporter
Settled migrants living with families	Same as above	High influence but limited skills and resources	Beneficiaries and participated in implementing intervention	Moderate level supporter
Single male migrants	Same as above	Little influence	Beneficiaries	Low level supporter
Migrants who were members of core group	As above and in addition willingness to work on voluntary basis toward welfare of community	High influence, basic skills but limited resources	Decision makers, beneficiaries, and providers of intervention	High-level supporter
Government health officials and workers	Responsibility for provision of health services in community	High influence but limited human resource	Decision makers and service providers	High-level supporter
Representatives of NGOs	NGOs provide healthcare, link community with government health services, and aim at empowering community	Little influence	Facilitating decision making	Bystanders

NGO, non-governmental (not-for-profit) organization; CBO, community-based organization; the term includes women’s groups, youth clubs (both registered and unregistered).