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Vibrant Hawaii
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VIBRANT HAWAII
A Collective Action Movement
Collective Impact
is not a solution.
It is a collaborative,
multi-sector,
problem-solving process.
It requires partners to remain aware of
changes in context,
collect and learn from data,
openly share information and observations with others,
and adapt strategies quickly
in response to
an evolving environment.
WHY
WHY
OUR INTENDED OUTCOMES ARE TO:
- Increase communication
- Increase coordination across organizations
- Change practices
- Shift social and cultural norms
- Improve services system wide
- Change policies
HOW
PRINCIPLES OF
WAYFINDING
COMMON UNDERSTANDING
COLLECTIVE IMPACT PRINCIPLE:
A SHARED UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEM
Despite millions of dollars of investment and decades of efforts by smart people,
55% of the people on Hawaii Island are still struggling to survive, and it's getting worse.
SHARED VISION
PRINCIPLE OF COLLECTIVE IMPACT:
A SHARED VISION FOR CHANGE
We believe that a
community based,
multi-sector approach
that shares responsibility
among everyone
will create synergy among stakeholders and increase the number of thriving households on Hawaii Island.
SHARED MEASUREMENT
OUR STRATEGY
Principle of Collective Impact: Shared Measurement
GPS Navigation
- Tells you what to "data" to look for
- Alerts of changes in conditions/hazards
- Alerts of roadblocks (other drivers or road construction projects)
- Let's you know when to alter direction or turn around
- You know when you have arrived
What are the markers that indicate
we are headed where we want to go?
- 55% ALICE stops or decreases, 45% increases
- Multi-sector representation comes to the table and stays
- Initiatives are "mapped"
- We test "working together" and multi-sectors believe that working together "works"
- Communication strategy is implemented
- Evaluation is ongoing, informs strategy and actions are revised when needed
CHARTING OUR COURSE
WHEN
FLOTILLA
April-June 2019
FLOTILLA
Honor, build on, and align with existing work.
SMALL GATHERINGS (NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, and PUNA)
8:30 AM Signatory Introductions: “Why They Care”.
8:50 AM Data presentation
9:05 AM Assets of Hawaii Island, accomplishments, and values.
9:10 AM What other cities and countries have done.
9:15 AM Group Introduction/Question 1: “Why Do I Care”
10:15 AM Question 2: “What is the change you want to see and what gives you hope?”
11:30 AM Lunch
12:30 PM Question 3: What Can We Do Together? How can Vibrant Hawaii add value to your sector relative to increasing the 45%?
1:30 PM Introduction to Vibrant Hawaii's leadership framework and structure, invite to "Launch"
1:45 PM Question 4: What are the top barriers to opportunities for your community?
2:30 PM Introduce 5-year plan
2:45 PM Question 5: What’s your function?
3:00: Close
CONVOY
August/September 2019
FROM FLOTILLA TO CONVOY: AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2019
Goal: Generate micro ideas that can be accomplished in 6 months.
Innovation
Step 1:
5 Areas (Plus Innovation)
Step 2:
Identify most actionable, most important
Step 3:
Action Teams Form
FLEET
August/September 2020
PRESENT THE PLAN: SEPTEMBER 2020
- System and Program Strategies