Table 5.

Collaborators and potential collaborators in SPP according to the interviewees

Stakeholder groupStakeholdersInterviewees who mentioned them as collaborators in SPPInterviewees who mentioned them as potential collaborators to SPP
GovernmentBuyersBR5, BR12, EX2, EX3, SE1, SE2, SE3, SE4, SE9, SE10BR4, BR11, EX4
Buyers from other countriesBR5, SE10–
Control agenciesBR9, BR10BR3, BR4, BR5, BR11
International organisationsSE2BR4, BR9, BR12
Judicial systemBR10–
PoliticiansEX1, EX2, EX4, SE1, SE4BR9, BR11, SE6
Policy agenciesBR3, BR5, BR9, SE7BR2, BR4, BR8, BR12
MarketConsultancyBR9, BR10, EXP4SE9
Industry organisationsBR5, BR9, EX2, EX3, SE1, SE2, SE3, SE10BR4, EX1
Potential suppliersBR2, BR3, BR6, BR9, BR10, BR12, EX1, SE1, SE2, SE3, SE4, SE7, SE10BR4, BR5, BR7, EX4
Private buyersBR5, BR6, BR12BR4
Shareholders–EX3
Standards organisations–SE3
Startups–BR6, BR7
SuppliersBR12, EX2, SE3, SE9, SE10,SE8
Trade unionsEX3, SE2, SE4, SE6–
SocietyAcademiaBR4, BR9, BR10, EXP2, EX3, SE7, SE10BR1, BR2, BR6, BR12, SE9
CitizensSE5, SE10BR3, BR8, SE6
International NGOsBR4, BR9, SE10–
NGOsEX1, EX2, EX3, EX4, SE2, SE3, SE4, SE6BR3, BR4, BR6
Source(s): Authors’ own work

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