MULTIDISCIPLINRY NATURE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.pptx
Strategic Planning
1. Strategic Planning &
Team Building
Prepared by:
John Carlo Castillo-Cabalit
AB History Student
Youth Coop CASS Rep.
Youth Affairs: City Mayor’s Office Iligan
Pilipinas Natin Volunteer &
National Youth Commission
(Office of the President)
2. Different activities require different
approaches
5 Purposeful Activities
(Gerald Nadler)
1. Learning
2. Research
3. Strategic Planning
4. Evaluation
5. Operating and Supervising
3. Strategic Planning
Not easy stuff. Takes experience and
knowledge to facilitate and participate.
Can not be rushed.
The approaches used can vary, but there are
some essential parts.
Strategic planning is ongoing, not used just
when considering major changes.
4. Strategic Plan
A program of action, that addresses the
organization’s strategic issues
(fundamental questions or challenges) and
is driven by the organization’s
mission/purpose.
5. Strategic Planning Flow Chart
Mission Define
Plan External & Strategic
•Purpose Internal
Plan of Action
For Assess Issues
Planning Mandates Assessment For the Strategy
•Values •SWOT Organization
Stakeholders Implementation
•External Vision and
•Internal Assessment
6. Mission Statement
Mission = what an organization does
Values = how an organization should act
Vision = what an organization should
look like in the future
7. Mission Statement - definition
• Purpose of the organization
• Core function
• Organization’s reason for being – the “work” of the
organization
• What the organization does uniquely well
• Mission/purpose should define the organization’s
intentions towards the clientele to be served
8. Strategic Planning Flow Chart
Mission Define
Plan External & Strategic
•Purpose Internal
Plan of Action
For Assess Issues
Planning Mandates Assessment For the Strategy
•Values •SWOT Organization
Stakeholders Implementation
•External Vision and
•Internal Assessment
10. Stakeholder
• Any person, group or
organization that can place a
claim on an organization's
attention, resources, or output,
or that is affected by that output
14. Strategic Planning Flow Chart
Mission Define
Plan External & Strategic
•Purpose Internal
Plan of Action
For Assess Issues
Planning Mandates Assessment For the Strategy
•Values •SWOT Organization
Stakeholders Implementation
•External Vision and
•Internal Assessment
15. Strategic Issue
Fundamental policy question or
challenge that affects the organization
mandates, mission and/or values.
Long term and do-able.
16. Goals
The performance level
Amount of an objective to be
attained in a specific time and cost
limit.
17. Planning should have
a Vision
Future
Now
Mission drives the work.
Plan drives the action.
18. Formulate a Strategy
Make an Action Plan…So now what?
– What to do?
– Who will do it?
– When….set a timeline
Report Back
20. Strategic Planning Flow Chart
Mission Define
Plan External & Strategic
•Purpose Internal
Plan of Action
For Assess Issues
Planning Mandates Assessment For the Strategy
•Values •SWOT Organization
Stakeholders Implementation
•External Vision and
•Internal Assessment
21. Important Thoughts
Planning is a process, not an event.
The norm is for strategic planning to fail,
because the way things are is very
powerful!
Planning takes time!
22. “If you do not know where
you’re heading, you’re likely
to end up somewhere else.”
Yogi Berra
Examples of formal mandates could include a manure storage ordinance, a notice of discharge, grade a plans to be submitted before building, taxes, etc. Informal mandates could include expectation of family members, concern for neighbors, etc
Should objectively discuss your relationship with your stakeholders. Need to be honest and not overlook an important stakeholder and assume your relationship is good when in reality it is not.
If your “strategic Issues” are a list of things that should be done this year, they are most likely not strategic but rather operational issues that need to be addressed. You should consider developing a complete operational plan (that could be one of you r strategic issues). They should also be something that the business can address (increasing base milk price to $20/cwt would not be a strategic issue).
A vision should reflect where you want the business to be in the future and what it should look like. There are different paths to reach that vision. Some are planned and some are unexpected. The vision and the plan allow you to better react to the unplanned events.
Most farm owners have little or no background in planning. We would not hire a builder without knowledge and experience in design, we would not hire a veterinarian without knowledge and training in vet science. Planning is a skill and process that can help to avoid problems and deal with the correct issues. Strategic planning should become a part of the business that is reviewed and updated regularly.