Strategic Planning Template Berkeley（战略规划模板伯克利）.pdfVIP

Strategic Planning Tip Sheet Step 3 calls for the development of a comprehensive prevention plan. By all intentions, this can also be called a Strategic Plan –separate from an Evaluation Plan or Sustainability Plan. The Strategic Plan drives all these other plans by articulating basic concepts of vision, mission, goals, objectives and activities. The following information provides some general guidelines about key elements of a strategic plan. As you will see, there is great flexibility about how your County wants to approach the strategic planning process. Background Strategic planning determines where an organization is going over the next several years, how its going to get there and how itll know if it got there or not. The plan includes specific products that will direct the County’s prevention activities. Even though you may have previously developed vision and objectives, the planning process provides an opportunity for partners and staff to establish common language and involvement in the County’s prevention system. Prevention services can be greatly enhanced by developing clear vision and mission statements, objectives, comprehensive strategies, and detailed action plans. The Partners for Substance Abuse Prevention (PARTNERS), whose web site is sponsored by the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) /Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, defines strategic planning as follows: A deliberate set of steps that • assesses needs and resources; • defines a target audience and a set of goals and objectives; • plans and designs coordinated strategies with evidence of success; • logically connects these strategies to needs, assets, and desired outcomes; and • measures and evaluates the process and outcomes. Strategic Planning There are a variety