Strategic Development

STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT

Strategic Analysis

Strategic analysis clarifies where you are and contributes to where you want to be. Almost all Fae’s assignments involve a level of strategic analysis – identifying, scoping and analysing the broader context, examining diverse influences and joining the dots to provide the opportunity for new options to emerge.

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Examples of Experience
  • Luke Batty Foundation: Sector Scoping Report
  • Our Watch: Futures Methodologies and Implications for the Prevention of Violence Against Women
  • Commissioner for Children Tasmania: Strategic Outline – Children and Family Violence in Tasmania
  • VicRoads: Models for Future Delivery of Early Childhood Traffic Safety Education
  • University of Tasmania School of Nursing and Midwifery: Governance and Communication
  • VicRoads: Submission to the Parliamentary Road Safety Committee Inquiry into Motorcycle Safety

Strategy

Fae will partner with you to shape your future, cutting through complexity to get clarity about your organisation’s future.

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Examples of Experience
  • Clarence City Council: Community Safety Plan 2016-2021
  • Wyndham City: Wyndham City’s Plan for Community Health, Wellbeing and Safety 2013-2017 & 2010-2013
  • Macedon Ranges Shire Council: Council Plan 2013-2017
  • Huon Valley Council: Strategic Plan 2010-2015
  • Bass Coast Community Road Safety Committee: Bass Coast Community Road Safety Strategy 2014-2017
  • The Hutchins School: A School of the Future

Strategic Planning

Great strategic planning captures your strategy in a plan. It defines what you aspire to and want to achieve, what you need to do to realise it, and how you will go about it. Fae will facilitate your strategic planning process so you get clarity about your vision, mission/purpose, goals, strategies and actions and are able to encapsulate them in a well-structured plan.

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Examples of Experience
  • Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment
  • Luke Batty Foundation Board
  • St Michael’s Collegiate School Board
  • Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens Board
  • Our Watch
  • Queen Victoria Care Board
  • Melbourne Community Foundation Board
  • Retirement Benefits Fund Board
  • Allied Health (Department of Health and Human Services Tasmania)
  • Tasmanian Teacher’s Registration Board
  • Tasmanian Nurses Registration Board

Action & Business Planning

A great strategy and strategic plan provides the direction and framework for divisions, departments and work areas to plan their activities. Fae supports each part of an organisation to clarify their role in delivering the strategic goals and to align strategies and actions to deliver them.

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Examples of Experience
  • Our Watch: Plan on a Page and Our Watch Business Plan 2015-16
  • Retirement Benefits Fund: Various divisional plans
  • Frankston City Council: Towards a Customer Service Ethos & Communications Plan
  • Bayside City Council: Action Planning Template
  • Yarra Ranges Shire Council: Implementing Connecting Young People: Strategic Action Plan 2015-2018
  • Wellington Shire Road Safety Partnership Group: Strategic Review and Action Plan

Strategic Models & Frameworks

Strategic models and frameworks throw new light on complex situations, help to reveal relationships and guide decision-making. Fae navigates and distils this complexity to provide you with a well-thought-out structure, usually presented visually, that informs and supports fresh action.

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Examples of Experience
  • Hobsons Bay City Council: Partnership Model
  • Great South Coast Councils: Decision Framework
  • Women’s Health Victoria: Prevention of Violence Against Women Planning Framework
  • University of Tasmania (School of Nursing and Midwifery): Governance Framework

Review & Evaluation

Review and evaluation places a fresh lens over your programs to better understand what has been achieved, what has gone well and whether there are unintended consequences. These processes enable both accountability and learning. Fae brings independence, thorough analysis, robust methodology and easy-to-read reports to inform and refine decision-making.

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Examples of Experience
  • Department of Health Victoria – Eastern Metropolitan Region: Tools to assist in evaluation of municipal public health and wellbeing plans (with Ged Dibley, PDF Management Services)
  • Yarra Ranges Shire Council: Evaluation of the Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan: Mentor Support
  • Carers Tasmania: Review of Carer’s Tasmania Advisory Council
  • Great South Coast Councils: Review of five Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plans