organisatoriliste

Organisatoriliste is a term used in planning and governance to describe a roster or registry that lists the individuals and roles involved in organizing a project, event, or organization. It functions as a centralized reference that clarifies who is responsible for specific tasks, who has decision-making authority, and how to contact key participants. The concept appears in project management, nonprofit administration, and corporate governance.

A typical organisatoriliste includes names, titles or roles, organizations, primary responsibilities, and contact information. It may also document reporting lines, decision rights, and deadlines. To support privacy and security, access is often restricted and data handling complies with applicable regulations.

Creation and maintenance: it is usually prepared at project onset and updated as personnel change. It is commonly stored in a shared repository or management system and may be linked to organizational charts or RACI matrices. Regular reviews help keep the list accurate and current.

Use and benefits: the list improves coordination, accountability, and communication. New participants can quickly identify who to contact for specific issues, and the registry serves as an audit trail for governance and continuity.

Related concepts: organizational chart, RACI matrix, stakeholder registry, contact list. It can be adapted to different organizational scales, from small teams to large institutions.