Strategies for Sustainability Online toolkit

Cost

Free

Primary Competency

Policy Development/Program Planning Skills
Description

Sustainability encompasses much more than replacing an existing funding stream. Broadly speaking, sustainability refers to the capacity (e.g., resources and infrastructure) to maintain a program or service at a desired level to achieve specific outcomes or results.

Taking a comprehensive view of sustainability includes looking at financial needs and opportunities; considering options for delivery modifications or new partnerships; and policy, systems, and environmental change strategies.

Developing a sustainability plan can help solidify your organization or program’s goals and get buy-in from critical stakeholders and decision makers. A sustainability plan helps define short and long-term goals related to funding development, policy change strategies, and partnership building.

This online toolkit includes resources from the Strategies for Sustainability workshop offered to CCPD/HDGP grantees in April 2018, and additional tools and templates to support sustainability planning.


Learning Objectives

Resources in this toolkit will enable participants to:

  • Identify best practices for sustainability

  • Identify templates and tools to support sustainability planning

Registration Information

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