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Appendix D: Self-Assessment Questions for Different Levels of Collaboration
Appendix D: Self-Assessment Questions for Different Levels of Collaboration
Pages 63-67
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• If no champions exist, what incentives or rationale can be put in place to encourage the willing participation of key agencies and groups? Identifying and acknowledging common purpose, motivation and needs • What is the purpose of the collaboration?
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Is this time frame consistent with the timing of the challenge being faced (e.g., an Olympics transportation program in place by the opening of the Games)
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to provide for coordinated activities? • Are the standard procedures of partner organizations as they relate to collaboration goals sufficient to ensure coordinated outcomes?
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• To the extent that members of the new organization are supplied by the original collaboration partners, how will different organizational cultures be incorporated (if at all) into the new organization?
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• Are the costs of the collaboration equitably distributed among participants? • How can a reward or incentive structure be established for collaboration participants to recognize the important role they are playing?
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