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Strategic Planning for Governments

Learn the key factors of effective strategic planning for governments!

Why it Works

Whether you are a federal agency or a department of a state or local government, this course provides a detailed understanding of each of the building blocks that make up a strategic plan for government agencies. A PDI (practical, dynamic and interactive) approach provides practical step-by-step direction including a road map for constructing a strategic plan for your organization and tips for judging the quality of each component of your plan, dynamic instruction from carefully selected energetic facilitators, and interactive practice sessions including in-class exercises and team breakout sessions to reinforce your learning.

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Learn How To

Develop highly effective strategic plans that go beyond defining mission, objectives and strategies, to include: key factors that will control whether or not the organization is successful (critical success factors), the obstacles that stand in the way (barriers) and operating guidelines that shape the culture of the organization.

• Identify the pitfalls to avoid when doing strategic planning
• Understand the key components of a strategic plan
• Utilize a method for evaluating the quality of a plan
• Apply the guidelines for developing a strategic plan

Ideal For

Leaders, facilitators and representatives of all types of government organizations seeking to develop viable action plans for accomplishing growth objectives or improving current processes.

Duration

Two days

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