The Vendor is required to provide strategic plan and provide a high-level blueprint for ongoing activities and processes that the agency will use to coordinate and align resources and actions throughout the network systematically.
- The following components must be included in the final strategic planning deliverable.
- These elements are foundational and identified as the minimum elements to include in the plan.
• Mission
• Vision statement
• Values statement and guiding principles
• SWOT analysis - an assessment of the agency internal and external position, specifically our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
• Competitive analysis – a detailed analysis of the continuum of care (COC’s) competitors and collaborators, performance, and competitive advantage
• Short-term goals, priorities and initiatives - specific performance targets that fall within the one- to two-year time horizon
• Long-term objectives - strategic focus areas span a three-year (or more) time horizon.
• Action items - specific statements explaining how a goal will be accomplished.
• They’re the areas that move the strategy to operations and are executed by teams or individuals within one to two years.
• Scorecard tools – the scorecard to report the data of your key performance indicators (KPIs) and track your performance against the monthly targets.
• Financial assessment – an assessment statement based on historical records and future projections that plan and predict the future of the COC’s financial performance.
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