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Wnioski wypływające z tej analizy są niewątpliwie
wstępne i do oceny zaproponowanych tutaj rekomendacji
niezbędne jest zakorzenienie się metody BPE w polskich
warunkach. Wkładem w literaturę przedmiotu jest po
głębiona znajomość występowania wielu podobnych
wyz wań stojących przed interesariuszami BPE w Polsce
i Wielkiej Brytanii. Dzięki dużej zbieżności zagrożeń
i korzyści płynących ze stosowania tej metody w obu kra
jach można zaadaptować rozwiązania brytyjskie, do pra
cowane w ciągu kilkudziesięciu lat ich stosowania, do
polskich warunków. W analizie podkreślono również
wagę „miękkich”, a pomijanych w literaturze, aspektów
pro cesu BPE. Te „miękkie” aspekty są według autorki
fun damentalne w procesie zdobywania zaufania kluczo
wych inte resariuszy, podtrzymania ich zaangażowania
i przekonania ich do zastosowania zaproponowanych
wytycznych we własnych działaniach lub projektach.
Element wdrażania wytycznych płynących z szerokie
go stosowania metody BPE jest nadrzędnym celem jej
wprowadzenia w Polsce.
Tłumaczenie
Tadeusz Szałamacha
Magdalena BaborskaNarożny