Checklist:
Here you’ll find a checklist of core tasks.
1. Core Task: Convene key stakeholders to guide the development of the group’s vision and mission.
__ Engage key leaders & stakeholders in the development of the vision statement by providing an express what was important, including to the people in the community & other stakeholders.
__ The group has engaged key leaders & stakeholders in the development of the mission statement by providing opportunity to express what the group was going to do & why, including the people in the community & other stakeholders.
2. Core Task: Establish a vision statement based on ideas that are proposed and accepted by members of the group.
__The group has a written vision statement (usually a few words) for the initiative that is clear, concise, & positive.
__ The vision statement communicates the dream or ideal conditions for the community.
__ The vision statement is understood & shared by members of the community & other stakeholders.
3. Core Task: Establish a mission statement based on ideas that are proposed and accepted by members of the group.
__ The group has a written mission statement for the initiative.
__ The mission statement communicates the outcome or end that the group has in mind & the broad approaches used to get there.
4. Core Task: Review the vision and mission statements for relevance and consistency with the organization’s purpose, and make adjustments as necessary.
__The final vision & mission statement(s) were reviewed & approved by the group for consistency with the group’s purpose.
__ The group regularly reviews the vision & mission statements & makes necessary adjustments.
5. Core Task: Apply and use the vision and mission statements.
__ Members of the group can recite or paraphrase the mission statements of the organization.
__ The group or effort routinely communicates the mission statement to others.
__ The mission statement is referred to by the organization or group when making decisions.
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