DD Network Collaboration: Making it Strategic. The DD Act Expects Collaboration Included in Sec. 104(a)(3)(D) of the DD Act on Program Accountability.

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DD Network Collaboration: Making it Strategic
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DD Network Collaboration: Making it Strategic

The DD Act Expects Collaboration Included in Sec. 104(a)(3)(D) of the DD Act on Program Accountability and indicators of progress Included in Sec. 104(a)(3)(D) of the DD Act on Program Accountability and indicators of progress –(iii) the extent to which the members of the DD Network collaborate with each other to achieve the purpose of this title and the policy described in section 101(c).

The DD Act Expects Collaboration Included in Reports of the Secretary: Sec. 105(1) Included in Reports of the Secretary: Sec. 105(1) –In preparing the report, the Secretary shall provide-meaningful examples of how the councils, protection and advocacy systems, centers, and entities funded under subtitles B, C, D, and E, respectively-- (A) have undertaken coordinated activities with each other …

Challenges to Strategic Collaboration Timing Timing Resources Resources Perceptions Perceptions Constituencies Constituencies Approach to doing business Approach to doing business

Outcomes without Strategic Collaboration Less bang for the buck Less bang for the buck Less credit Less credit Flat or modest increases in resources Flat or modest increases in resources Acceptance of the status quo Acceptance of the status quo Pressure from constituencies to do more Pressure from constituencies to do more No brand identification No brand identification

Benefits of Strategic Collaboration Wider impact Wider impact More influence More influence Greater credit Greater credit Stronger partnerships Stronger partnerships More resources More resources Powerful results Powerful results

What Makes Strategic Collaboration Easier? Having the same planning cycle Having the same planning cycle Putting collaborative initiatives in planning and reporting documents and identify them as such Putting collaborative initiatives in planning and reporting documents and identify them as such Having the same calendar Having the same calendar Conducting joint public meetings to receive input and communicate plans Conducting joint public meetings to receive input and communicate plans Partnering on product development and training Partnering on product development and training Dissemination of information related to collaborative activities jointly Dissemination of information related to collaborative activities jointly Adopting a brand name Adopting a brand name

Strategic Collaboration: the Questions We Need to Ask Communication: Is it strategic? Communication: Is it strategic? Contribution: Whose resources make things happen? Contribution: Whose resources make things happen? Coordination: Is it episodic? Coordination: Is it episodic? Cooperation: Is it project specific? Cooperation: Is it project specific? Strategic Collaboration: Is everything on the table? Strategic Collaboration: Is everything on the table?

Ideas for Action Meet with network colleagues in the state and/or the national level to develop : Meet with network colleagues in the state and/or the national level to develop : –consensus on what constitutes network collaboration –uniform paragraphs on collaborative efforts to be reported to ADD –a national network pamphlet and work toward a network brand through network organizations – NACDD, AUCD, and NAPAS

For every priority ask… 1. Who in the network is doing this now? 2. Who from the network could be at our table? 3. Who from the network has resources that could be applied? 4. How do the answers to 1, 2, and 3 influence a particular priority? 5. With buy-in from the network, how do we divide up what needs to be done?

The Key to Strategic Collaboration We all collaborate We all collaborate –Out of necessity –Because of pressure –From habit We all plan We all plan We need to collaborate when we plan We need to collaborate when we plan We need to plan when we collaborate We need to plan when we collaborate