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# People and Organizations

Projects may be a joint effort between two or more organizations. They also may have different participants, e.g. project developer, rating agency, or other roles.

From the People section, you can invite and manage other organizations and users that are connected to your project. 

From the project home screen or the project side panel, you choose **People**.

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You can either manage people or Organizations from the People tab.&#x20;

When you start registering the project only the user who started the registration is added to the project. That user automatically becomes an admin of the project.&#x20;

For this project only one user is linked to the project and one organization.&#x20;

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You can invite other users from the People section to join the project. For example, people from your organization, people from the project owner, or from other partnering organizations.&#x20;

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