This chapter describes our work for others regarding:
1. Long-term developments
2. Critical and urgent changes
3. Joint Learning Endeavors
4. New communication concepts
5. Special interventions
6. Our engagement principles
This section outlines our accompanying of:
1. Community building
2. Network building
3. Leadership development
4. Strategic planning and business development
5. Institutional strengthening
6. Social capital
We structure multipart community growth throughout its various stages - including
preparatory partnering, group forming, communal tasking, self-governance
and communal identity. We accompany the specific tensions and crisis at each
stage and help to address the radical dilemmas that may surface, including,
for example, private vs. open house, fluidity vs. form, belonging vs.
participating.
Applied examples:
We initiate structure and accompany network building efforts throughout its various stages, mapping the concrete challenge to develop beyond conventional forms, including:
Applied examples
We work with you in developing the particular leadership suited for your undertaking - mapping the subsequent stages of emerging leadership and its respective tensions and specific challenges. We consider the cultural and social leadership conceptions relevant in the context of your undertaking with the dual intention of creating critical awareness and of creating integral developments.
Applied examples
We consider your strategic development - evaluations, planning and the training in strategic planning - an opportunity to broaden known visions, to include novel territories and to test hitherto unknown options. We initiate, design and guide the process with the intention of you and the stakeholders of your concrete undertaking becoming able to develop their own navigation maps in the future.
Applied examples:
We explore with you practical ways to engender community value in your undertaking. For that purpose, we invite you to critically challenge the conception of 'capital' related to human relations, in order to avoid the pitfalls of an un-reflected and unconscious proliferation of 'capital' notions possibly detrimental for integral developments. We map together with you the various 'capital' concepts and their underlying parameters in your and other areas - including, for instance, 'intellectual capital', 'human capital' or 'social capital'.