Purpose-To-Practice (P2P)
Purpose-To-Practice (P2P) is a structured approach to collaboratively design initiatives by defining five key elements: purpose, principles, participants, structure, and practices. Use this method to engage stakeholders in a comprehensive planning process that fosters shared ownership and adaptability.
Cómo ejecutarlo
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Invite stakeholders to participate in defining the initiative’s five elements.
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Arrange the space with chairs and small tables, and provide poster paper and worksheets for recording.
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Introduce P2P and distribute worksheets for each element.
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Start with the 'Purpose' by asking why the work is important. Use the '1-2-4-All' method to generate and refine ideas.
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Repeat the process for 'Principles', 'Participants', 'Structure', and 'Practices', using guiding questions for each element.
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After defining each element, encourage revisiting and revising previous ones as needed.
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Conclude by reviewing all elements together and using 'What, So What, Now What?' to prioritize next steps.
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Periodically revisit the P2P design to adapt based on experience.
Consejos
Focus on crafting a compelling purpose to drive engagement.
Use iterative cycles to refine ideas and ensure all voices are heard.
Encourage creativity, especially when defining 'Structure', and be open to revising elements as new insights emerge.
Variaciones
Begin with a quick cycle to emphasize the importance of a strong purpose. Use graphic recording to enhance focus. Adapt the method for virtual settings using digital tools for collaboration and synthesis.
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