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Lecture 11 Flashcards

Visioning and Importance of Vision

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Vision

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A desired future condition

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A desired future condition

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Vision

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Vision 2

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A statement of the collective aspirations of all the stakeholders

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A statement of the collective aspirations of all the stakeholders

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Vision 2

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Vision 3

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Spelled out together by the stakeholders that have interest in the resource

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Spelled out together by the stakeholders that have interest in the resource

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Vision 3

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What is a Vision?

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provides a picture of the long range results of the planning process and what will be accomplished when the strategies developed are implemented.

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provides a picture of the long range results of the planning process and what will be accomplished when the strategies developed are implemented.

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What is a Vision?

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What is a Vision? 2

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illustrates what a river system will look like when a successful ecosystem is in place.

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illustrates what a river system will look like when a successful ecosystem is in place.

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What is a Vision? 2

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Visioning Process

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Vision statements may be easily confused with mission statements and strategic plans. The following questions may help to better distinguish them:

Mission Statement: Why do we exist now?

Vision Statement: Where should we be headed?

Strategic Plan: How do we plan to get there?

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Vision statements may be easily confused with mission statements and strategic plans. The following questions may help to better distinguish them:

Mission Statement: Why do we exist now?

Vision Statement: Where should we be headed?

Strategic Plan: How do we plan to get there?

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Visioning Process

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Values

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are the fundamental principles and beliefs that guide a community driven process.

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are the fundamental principles and beliefs that guide a community driven process.

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Values

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Values 2

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These are the central concepts that define how community members aspire to interact.

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These are the central concepts that define how community members aspire to interact.

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Values 2

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Values 3

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provide a basis for action and communicate expectations for community participation throughout the process.

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provide a basis for action and communicate expectations for community participation throughout the process.

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Values 3

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Values 4

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focus should be on the community, and not on how the committee operates.

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focus should be on the community, and not on how the committee operates.

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Values 4

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The following are examples of community values:

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MUTUAL RESPECT

COMMITMENT

TEAMWORK

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MUTUAL RESPECT

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“We believe that all community residents should be treated with courtesy and respect.”

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“We believe that all community residents should be treated with courtesy and respect.”

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MUTUAL RESPECT

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COMMITMENT

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“We are dedicated to fulfilling our shared vision while embracing the challenges of the future to assure the public’s health.”

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“We are dedicated to fulfilling our shared vision while embracing the challenges of the future to assure the public’s health.”

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COMMITMENT

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TEAMWORK

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“We believe that a community working together toward a common goal can achieve better results than individuals can achieve independently.”

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“We believe that a community working together toward a common goal can achieve better results than individuals can achieve independently.”

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TEAMWORK

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How does visioning benefit a community? (4)

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provides a focus, purpose, and direction for the planning process something the community can “strive” to achieve.

serves as an incentive to mobilize assets and resources across sectors and boundaries toward a shared vision of the future.

is a powerful method for convening the community and mobilizing participation in the MAPP process

ensures that the process moves forward in a community driven fashion.

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Sample Vision

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By 2025, the XXXX as a watershed with verdant forests, clean rivers, and rich biodiversity inhabited by God fearing, healthy, empowered, prosperous, gender responsive, and climate adaptive citizenry.

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