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Time: July 23, 2020 from 9am to 10am
Location: Online
Event Type: 23 july 09:00 uk time
Organized By: Outcome Mapping community
Latest Activity: Jul 23, 2020
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The Strategy Map tool in Outcome Mapping is often overlooked but embodies a crucial element of OM: the idea that we, as an organisation or programme, act to support change through our boundary partners and, for our actions to be effective, we should consider a variety of strategies. We can consider this our theory of action, distinguishing it from our theory of change, which is embodied in Boundary Partners, Outcome Challenges and Progress Markers. This session will start with a reminder of the Strategy Map tool, before inviting the panellists to share some alternative tools for exploring strategies (or theories of action) and finishing off the session with a discussion.
Who is this for? This session is for people who are familiar with Strategy Maps and have some experience - maybe you haven’t found a use for them or maybe you’ve reinvented them.
Panelists: Mariam Smith, Phil Smith, Simon Hearn
Host: Jeph Mathias
23 July 09:00 UK (see here for local time)
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