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STRATEGIC PLANNING

FE BR U A R Y 4 , 2 0 2 3
PROGRAM FLOW

 Prayer

 Opening Remarks/Brief Overview

 Activity Proper
1. About Strategic Planning
2. Understanding SWOT Analysis
3. Identifying gaps and priorities
4. Formulation of Strategic Priorities
DEMING or the PDCA CYCLE

• Periodic Reportorial
• Strategic Planning Mechanism
• Operational and • Documentations
• Installation of Performance
Budget Planning Management System

DO
PLAN
(Implemen
(Planning)
tation)

ACT
CHECK
(Enhancem
(Review)
• Program/ ent) • Internal Audit
Implementation • Satisfactory Surveys
Review • Performance Assessment
• Strat Plan Review and Evaluation
What is a Strategic Planning?

 Is the process of creating a plan in order to hit your


strategic objectives.
 It involves gathering insights, developing strategy,
and managing performance once the plan is in place.
 Is a tool to define where your organization wants to
go and what actions you will take to achieve to those
goals.
What is a strategic plan?

 Typically it includes the organization’s VMG


statement, long-term goals (as well as short-term,
yearly objectives), and an action plan of the steps
you’re going to take to move to right direction.
 This strategy will then inform your yearly, semestral,
or quarterly goals.
Benefits of strategic planning

 Align everyone around a shared purpose.


 Proactively set objectives to help you get where you
want to go.
 Define long-term goals, and then set shorter-term
goals to support them.
 Assess the current situation-the strength,
weaknesses, threats, and opportunities.
 Help the organization more durable because you’re
thinking long term.
 Increase motivation and engagement.
Processes of strategic planning

1. Determine your position


- Define where you are
- A SWOT analysis will help assess both current and
future potential of the organization.
2. Develop strategy
- Take account your current position
- Draw inspiration from original organizational
documents
- VMG, values, strategic plan, operational plan, and
budget plan, financial plan (financial forecast and
projection)
Processes of strategic planning

3. Build strategic plan


- Put pen to paper.
- Define Organizational Priorities, Yearly
Objectives, Key Results, and Budget.
4. Share, monitor, and manage strategic plan
- Make sure the team has access so they can
understand how their work contributes to
organization’s priorities.
What is SWOT Analysis?

 Is a technique used to identify strengths,


weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in order to
develop a strategic plan.
 While simple, a SWOT analysis is a powerful tool for
helping you identify competitive opportunities for
improvement.
 When analyzed together, it’s framework can paint a
larger picture of where we are and how to get to the
next step.
What does SWOT stand for?

S- Strengths
 Refers to internal initiatives that are performing
well.
 What are our the competitive edge?
 What’s unique about the organization?
 What does our target client like about our
organization?
What does SWOT stand for?

W- Weaknesses
 internal initiatives that are underperforming.
 What could be improved?
 What resources could improve our performance?
 Which initiatives are under performing?and why?
What does SWOT stand for?

O- Opportunities
 External initiatives that will put us in a stronger
competitive position.
 Are the result of the existing strengths and
weaknesses.
 What are the goals for the year?
What does SWOT stand for?

T- Threats
 This is different from weaknesses.
 This refers to external areas that have the potential
to cause problems.
 Generally out of our control.
Workshop # 1: Identifying gaps and
priorities
Workshop # 2: Formulation of 3-year Strategic
Plan

Strategic Plan
2023-2025
Example
THANK YOU VERY
MUCH!

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