Implementation

The Implementation phase focuses on long term implementation, which includes 1) management of all aspects of program, project, and policy delivery and 2) reporting and communicating on progress, annually, to organizational partners, funders, and the broader community.

Key Priorities

  • Implementing the Work Plan
  • Measuring and reporting progress towards targets
  • Supporting continuous improvement
  • Developing reporting and evaluation expertise
  • Strengthening stakeholder trust, engagement, and knowledge sharing Shaping good governance over time

Actions

The Implementation phase includes the following key actions:

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Track Progress

Consistent and accurate project management and reporting helps to build trust among the Governing Body, implementation partners, the Community Network, funders, and other key constituents.
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Update Governance

Collaborative governance models require maintenance as community dynamics change and leadership and power structures shift.
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Refine Work Plan

The Just Community work plan is a living document that requires occasional modifications over time to respond to changing priorities, unforeseen challenges, and new opportunities.
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Communicate Progress

It is important to build a strong, multi-faceted communications strategy to share results and encourage community and stakeholder involvement This action supports the creation of an annual progress report and target tracker to share progress to meeting the Just Communities Commitments.
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