Decision Step 10: Reengage for Feedback, Innovation & Revision
Why is decision step ten important?
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Selected tools to implement step 10
- Community discussions
- Surveys and one one-on-one interviews.
- Focus group discussions
- Expert panel discussions
- Lessons learned analysis
- Policy uptake matrices
Key Decision Points
- Using the report results, identify opportunities for reengagement and stakeholder feedback.
- Design the appropriate engagement method.
- Conduct the engagement sessions.
- Prepare a lesson learned report.
- Incorporate lessons learned into future program planning and implementation.
Summary of Main Considerations
Participation, adaptation, learning, innovation and change
- Decision step ten (10) addresses several key issues in the strategic development planning pathway, namely, participation, adaptation and innovation through social learning.
- Social learning will entail opportunities for the divisions of the THA to report on the progress of focus area program targets and for engagement and feedback from rightsholders and interest groups throughout Tobago.
- This engagement and feedback process could lead to annual revision of development agenda priorities and Focus Areas Program targets.
- Following this process, program targets could be modified.
