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Mon oct 22 opening plenary futureshift ammanuel melles french
1. La voie de l’avenir? La durabilité du secteur: le
gouvernement et l’entreprise sociale
Forum des directrices-générales et
directreurs-généraux de l’OCASI
22 octobre 2012
amanuel melles - principal, aman consulting, a.melles@yahoo.com
2. DURABILITÉ
Qualités de
dirigeant
Capacités
Flexibilité du
programme
La formule de durabilité- Comment les organismes sans but lucratif peuvent
prospérer dans une économie émergente, Peter York
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3. Quatre capacités au centre
Capable de s’adapter – la capacité de surveiller,
d’évaluer, de répondre et de créer des changements
internes et externes
Qualité de dirigeant ( leadership) – la capacité de
créer et de soutenir une vision, d’inspirer, de
modeler, de prioriser, de prendre des décisions, de
fournir des directives et d’innover- tout ceci pour
accomplir la mission de l’agence
Gestion – la capacité d’utiliser les ressources
efficacement et de manière performante
Technique – les ressources (l’argent, le personnel, la
connaissance, les équipements, etc.) nécessaires
pour mettre en pratique les stratégies
communautaires et organisationnelles
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4. Qualités de Visionnaire, Stratégique,
dirigeant (leadership) Inclusif, Décisif, Inspirationnel,
Motivationnel et Responsable
Flexibilité Organismes d’apprentissage qui rassemblent et
utilisent des données de très bonne qualité issues d
programmes d’évaluation et mettent ensemble les
contributions des parties prenantes par les efforts d
mise en œuvre stratégique et de planification qui so
significativement plus durables que celles qui ne le
pas
Capacités du programme • Besoin d’améliorer continuellement et de chang
pratiques et modèles de livraison de services ;
• La collecte de données relatives à l’environneme
des programmes, organismes et communauté
informe la planification.
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5. Secteur identité & proposition valorisante
“ Une vie qui n’est pas Est-ce que le secteur
examinée, pensée ne vaut vraiment le
vaut pas vraiment la prix?
peine d’être vécue »
Socrate
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7. Intelligence collective
La capacité la plus importante dans un
système d’intelligence collectif est son
aptitude à apprendre et à améliorer
Vos outils les plus performants se
trouvent dans votre connaissance et votre
pouvoir d’organiser
- Eugene Eric Kim (GEO Conference, June 2011)
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8. Reinventer le secteur
Faire une nouvelle conception/ un nouveau cadre de l’identité
sectorielle au-delà des services (communauté et construction
nationale, politique, plaidoyer)
Découvrir et mobiliser l’innovation interne
Défier/ soutenir vos bailleurs de fonds pour qu’ils soient vos
partenaires
Être en avance en matière d’évaluation et de mesure
Avoir une domination dans les alliances intersectorielles
(santé communautaire, services sociaux, universités/ collèges,
etc.)
S’engager et être un allié aux Premières Nations
Être favorable aux fusions et partage des services
Visionner et agir sur le front intergénérationnel (rétention des
talents, jeunes dirigeants de qualité, transition des cadres)
Promouvoir une culture de courage/ conversations difficiles/
dialogues
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