Mitigating the possibility of capture requires broad general stakeholder agreement about any comprehensive plan. This includes key government stakeholders at the central, regional and local level, in order to minimise the possibility of obstacles during the approval process, as well as to build a sense of “ownership” by local, external stakeholders (e.g. civil society, citizens and the private sector) to ensure local support for implementation. Such local-level support can also put pressure on elected officials to move ahead with the process, not block plans, and push for speedier approval, further easing implementation.