This atlas and related content can be accessed and navigated via multiple means:

• start from the Method & Reference, to understand the cognitive context and set-up of this wiki.
• move up in the texts hierarchy by using the breadcrumbs navigation that appears at the top of the page (below the navigation pane);
• use the top-bar drop-down menus to navigate to particular sections of the wiki, or to specific indicator profiles;
• use the search button for finding paragraphs that use a certain term;
• use page-tags to find sections that cover specific keywords.

• Multi-stakeholder initiatives must balance many stakeholders' perspectives on what is effective and fair, what is comprehensive and balanced.
• Each stakeholder has its own benefit-cost expectations, and by reasoning translates these into values and indicators to measure these.
• Critical issues emerge where expectations are translated into conflicting clauses.
• For an open and transparent negotiation it is KEY that the expectations by various stakeholders are TRACEABLE to values and indicators.
• For an effective implementation it is key that change proposals reflect the current baseline.

• If you want to contribute actor definitions, critical questions or clarifying answers on actors and related facts, then consider to join the Actor Atlas Team: Join the Actor Atlas Team and this wiki.

The current members are listed here: Member page.

• Use the Forum (see left-hand menu bar) or the discuss button under each wiki page.

• Consider making the wiki part of your plans, in learning, understanding and benefiting from the initiative! Or just for sharing your views.
• Training opportunities exist for the cases listed at (select any tab). Write to the contact address.

Launch of www.atria.us.

Opening to the public of the Actor Atlas service (prototype).