1. Creating Value and Capturing Success Stories
Paulina Biernacka, Parliamentary Strengthening Program, World Bank
4th Annual GN-PBO Assembly
Washington DC, June 2016

2. Question
SO, WHAT?
PLEASE START REFLECTING ON:
How will your participation in this Meeting affect your actions in your PBO upon your return home?

3. Value creation story framework
VALUE CREATION STORY – STEPS
PARTICIPATION IN AN ACTIVITY GENERATES SPECIFIC INTEREST
REALIZED VALUE
APPLIED VALUE
POTENTIAL VALUE
IMMEDIATE VALUE
DESIRE TO MAKE A CHANGE
DECISION TO IMPLEMENT AND ADOPT THE CHANGE
IMPROVEMENT IN PBO OPERATIONS

4. Common general statements
Raised awareness;
Enhanced knowledge and skills;
Improved consensus and teamwork;
Exchange of experience between activity participants:
Networking, etc.
REMEMBER TO THINK OF DETAILS:
WHAT, WHY, WHO, HOW, WHEN? !

5. GN-PBO VCS Thematic Areas/ 2015-2016

6. Study Tours/ Attachment Programs 2013 - 2016
Zambia
US CBO
Kenya
Uganda
South Korea
OSCE
Ghana
Thailand
Philippines
South Africa

7. e-PBO Portal/ Our Impact

8. Guiding Questions
Which idea(s) presented during the Meeting did you find useful to introduce in your PBO?
Why do you think that implementation of this idea would be beneficial for your PBO?
How will you implement your idea?
Who will take actions? Whom do you need to contact to reach a consensus?
When do you think the idea could be implemented?
What outcomes do you expect to occur?

9. Keep in mind
Specific  - the scope should not be so large that it is unclear what action you will take
Measurable  - How would you define success?
Achievable - Is the proposed action possible within a given time frame and with available resources?
Relevant - Is the action significant to your work?
Time bound - Does it have a time frame indicating when the proposed action will be implemented?