In this lecture
- Convert a general priority into a specific action
- Match an action to a provincial delivery unit
- State a realistic timeframe
From 'strengthen resilience' to a named culvert
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A national priority stated as 'strengthen drainage resilience in flood-prone areas' means nothing until it becomes a specific culvert, on a specific road, sized against a specific rainfall figure. This lecture walks the translation from priority to deliverable action for one province's roads department.
Specificity is what makes an action fundable
A vague provincial action attracts no budget, because nobody can cost it. The same priority, translated into a named site with an estimated cost, is what a budget officer or a climate fund can actually act on.
Materials
Yours to keep, and usable away from the platform.
- Priority-to-action translation worksheetWorksheet · 104 KB
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