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In this section

  • Community Based Strategic Planning
  • Keys to Success
  • Overview of Strategic Planning
    • Where Are We Now?
    • Where Do We Want to Be?
    • How Will We Get There?
    • What Should We Do?
    • How Are We Doing?
    • Additional Planning Tools
    • Alternative Planning Approaches
  • Justice Applications of Strategic Planning
  • SAA Strategic Planning
  • Federal Government Strategic Planning
  • Strategic Planning FAQs
  • Strategic Planning Resources
  • NCJA TTA for Statewide Planning

Process & Outcome Measures

  • Process & Outcome Measures
  • Return to Strategic Planning
  • Return to Research & Evaluation

Overview of Strategic Planning

Strategic planning is a process. It has a beginning and an end. But a good strategic plan is not set in stone, it is flexible to change if the situation demands as demonstrated by time and experience. As the chart below demonstrates, strategic planning is a continuous loop of activity, with each phase feeding the next.

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