Communications is an important condition of collective impact and collaborative work. Keeping everyone on the same page is difficult when there are multiple parts that are continually in flux. Developing a Plan on a Page can address these challenges. A Plan on a Page is a concise, one page synthesis of the key design elements of the collective impact approach. You can find a template for a Plan on a Page here.
26 Apr, 2017
TOOL | Building a Plan on a Page
By Liz Weaver


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Liz Weaver
Liz is passionate about the power and potential of communities getting to impact on complex issues. Liz is Tamarack’s former Co-CEO and Director of Learning Centre. In this role, she provided strategic direction to the organization and led many of its key learning activities, including collective impact capacity-building services for the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Liz is one of Tamarack's highly regarded trainers and has developed and delivered curriculum on a variety of workshop topics, including collaborative governance, leadership, collective impact, community innovation, influencing policy change and social media for impact and engagement.
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