PPT-Collective Impact for Neighborhood

and County Health CINCH 1 Meta Crear una comunidad saludable logrando cambios positivos en nutritionweight nutrición y peso actividad física consumo de tabaco el entorno construido . ssirevieworg brPage 2br About Collective Impact No single organization alone has the ability to solve the worlds most challenging problems Collective Impact occurs when actors from di64256erent sectors commit to a common agenda for solving a speci642 and County Health (CINCH). 1. Goal. . Create . a healthier community by achieving positive changes in:. nutrition/weight. physical . activity. t. obacco use. the built environment. a. ccess to clinical . Theory and Practice. Eden Yesh. Kootenay Employment Services. Community Development Coordinator. ey@kes.bc.ca. . Collective Impact is a method of getting people to. work together differently in pursuit of a clearly . problems are simply too complex to solve with any single . approach.. Why collaborate? . Isolated . interventions and single programmes will never be able to . address . complex social problems. To create lasting large-scale change . 1 COLLECTIVE IMPACT FOR POLICYMAKERS Working Together for Children and Youth Catherine M. Hedgeman, Esq.. Stakeholders, . I. nc.. The Vision. Well-tended . public spaces create a better quality of life that attracts tax-paying businesses and residents to communities. Experts consider such spaces to be essential to creating sustainable communities. Run-down, litter-strewn spaces, however, signal lawlessness and lack of community spirit that can lead to crime and other negative behaviors. Engaged communities are far less likely to let their neighborhoods fall into poor conditions and can act as a powerful force in preventing crime.. What we’re learning and why it matters. . . . . Deborah . Halliday, MPA. . Principal, Halliday & Associates. Connecting for Impact . . deb@debhalliday.com. . 406-546-6991 . 3. rd. biennial water funds | June 16, 2016. About FSG. FSG is a . mission-driven consulting firm specializing in strategy, evaluation, and research. , founded in 2000 by Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter and Mark Kramer. October 18, 2016. Stan Holt, MSPH, PhD. Why Collective Impact. Lots of good programs - effective. No population level change. Complex social problems. Rittel and Webber, 1973 - tame vs. wicked problems. Overview. http://www.legacyfdn.org/neighborhood-spotlight.php. Introductions. Technical Assistance Team. Andy . Fraizer. , Executive Director. Indiana Association for Community Economic Development (IACED). A Private REIT for Neighborhood Investors. Mercy Corps Northwest’s model for family asset building linked to neighborhood-based community development. Why?. Asset Poverty is a pressing . Oregon and national challenge. August 27, 2015. Opening Doors. 2. No one should experience homelessness and no one should be without a safe, stable place to call home. . The Plan set forth four bold and ambitious goals:. Finish the job of ending chronic homelessness by . to . Address an Aging . NH. NH Elder Health Coalition . Quarterly Meeting. March 16, 2016. 1. 2. What is Collective Impact?. 3. Collective Impact . occurs when organizations from different sectors agree to solve a specific social problem using a common agenda, aligning their efforts, and using common measures of success. . The presence of influential champions or catalysts who commandthe respect necessary to bring together cross-sector leaders and beneficiaries is a critical preconditionfor using a collective impact app