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8. Implement the plan and ensure all necessary steps are followed.
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2. Government agencies or departments aiming to promote local businesses and industries.
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4. Organizations seeking to support and engage with local communities and workforce.
5. Non-profit organizations focusing on sustainable development and local empowerment.
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7. Regulatory bodies responsible for overseeing compliance with local content requirements.
8. Investors or shareholders interested in companies' commitment to supporting local economies.
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Local content policy refers to regulations or guidelines that require a specific percentage of goods, services, or labor to be sourced locally in order to support the domestic economy.

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Companies operating in a specific industry or country that are subject to local content regulations are required to file a local content policy.

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Information such as the percentage of local content, details on local suppliers, types of goods or services sourced locally, and any exemptions or waivers granted must be reported on the local content policy.