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A big group project, like forming a co-operative, often requires some legwork and outreach. However, making an action plan and delegating tasks can help the committee coordinate the first phase of a co-op start-up and navigate any hurdles.
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- 2017
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- Creating A Strategic Plan For Your Co-Op
- Mission, Vision, and Values
- Current State
- SWOT Analysis
- Action Plan
This tool is intended to guide co-op boards or members through the process of creating a strategic plan. Co-operatives that want a more thorough, professionally prepared strategy plan could consult experts in the field or give Co-operatives First a call to determine how we could support your plan. Our suggested model for a strategic plan may not be...
The Mission, Vision, and Values statements of a co-operative outline what the organization will do and how it intends to do this, generally. The mission statement simply explains what your co-operative does. This statement should be concise and serve as a one- or two-sentence overview of why the organization exists. It should convey a clear purpose...
Taking an assessment of the organization’s current state or situational analysis is an integral part of a strategic plan that ensures these various components are at the front of peoples’ minds. In the early days of the organization, this will help chart the assets that will support development. For organizations that complete annual or bi-annual s...
The SWOT analysis is a commonly-used tool that helps illustrate the context for an organization’s strategic plan. It is useful to think of the four categories in two sections: strengths and weaknesses are internal to the organization and may be controlled; opportunities and threats are external and could be acted upon.
With the organization’s current state at the forefront of the group’s mind and an overview of what works, what doesn’t, and what could identified, it’s time to create some action items. These can be high-level, focusing on strategy, or task-specific. It’s useful to base the action plan on the findings of the SWOT analysis. Framing questions might b...
Areas for Action. Hopefully you can see that as we’ve taken you through understanding cooperatives better, understanding what you can do to promote them, assessing your local context, and collating your local priorities that defining what you need to do is responding to the picture you’ve built up.
Jun 10, 2014 · All in all, there are 18 million Canadian co-op members. It’s a start. ICA puts a framework to this challenge with a fivefold “overarching agenda”: First, elevate participation within membership and governance to a new level. If co-ops were a football team, Coach ICA would stress conditioning.
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Your co-op’s first annual meeting takes place after you’re incorporated. Each province has a different requirement for when this has to occur: Federal: within 18 months of incorporating. Manitoba: within 18 months of incorporating. Saskatchewan: within 4 months of incorporating. Alberta: within 6 months of incorporating.
