1. Differing Stakeholder Priorities: Stakeholders may have varying priorities, goals, and interests for the landscape design, making it difficult to reach consensus.
2. Communication Barriers: Communication barriers, such as language or social/cultural differences, can make it challenging to engage all stakeholders effectively.
3. Engagement Fatigue: Stakeholders may become disenchanted with the design process if they feel their interests are not being considered or if they feel that their input is being ignored.
4. Resource Constraints: Constraints on resources such as time, budget, and personnel can make it difficult to fully engage all stakeholders.
5. Conflicting Interests: Competing interests of different stakeholders may lead to conflicts that can be difficult to resolve.
6. Lack of Expertise: A lack of expertise among stakeholders, including technical knowledge of landscape design, can make engagement difficult.
7. Stakeholder Resistance: Some stakeholders may be resistant to change or may feel threatened by the proposed landscape design, leading to pushback or apathy toward the design process.
8. Time Constraints: Stakeholder engagement requires time and effort, which may be a challenge for stakeholders who have competing priorities.
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