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Participatory Strategic Planning (PSP) Introduction

Our approach to Strategic Planning blends several types of planning to develop a fresh, insightful, and effective map for an organization’s future.

One unique strength of this PSP approach is that the resulting, comprehensive plan combines the best of long-range planning with operational and project planning. This robust process articulates:

• The group’s desired future
• Targeted strategic directions
• Detailed commitments.

Unlike many strategic plans that end up forgotten in a binder on a shelf, the PSP plan is a living document. It ensures participation and timely follow through on high-priority projects that are crucial to organizational success.

This three-stage, action-oriented process stimulates focused and creative interaction among key stakeholders. Diverse and informed perspectives are tapped to form consensus decisions in a time-efficient manner. Learn more, here.

This brilliant approach to planning was created by the Institute of Cultural Affairs, an international non-profit organization dedicated to social change.