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The document discusses strategic planning for waterway funding. It identifies the need to define issues, consider economic and stakeholder perspectives, and establish statewide planning principles. The strategic planning process involves identifying concerns, gathering information, setting objectives, developing and implementing a plan, tracking progress, and measuring success. Building partnerships with various groups is also emphasized as important for holistic boating management and solving waterway funding challenges.
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- 2. Maximum • Define the issues Returns • Identify perspectives • Decide how to proceed • Publish results
- 3. • Identify economic Partnership aspects Considerations • Identify stakeholders • Determine complexity • Consider processes involved and commitment required • Be comprehensive • Create opportunities
- 4. • Holistic boating Waterway management Funding Vision: • Establish statewide How do we solve planning principles the challenge? and processes • Find catalysts that bring program together
- 5. Strategic Build partnerships: Planning • Partners • Marine trades • Boating organizations • Local agencies • Concerned individuals
- 6. The Process Identify concerns Seek information Define objectives Develop a game plan Alternative actions Implement plan Track progress Measure success
- 7. • Homeland security Challenges • Boating safety
Editor's Notes
- Very complex what is needed, what is existing, what can be changed Will it be a long process? Is there substantial commitment required? Will the process change over time?