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The Inclusive Community Visioning Process by Jim Capraro: Engage, Plan, and Implement Together

Learn how Jim Capraro’s comprehensive community development process involves intentional leader engagement, creating a common vision, and implementing action projects. Discover how citizen, organizational, government, and private sector leaders come together to plan for a shared future. From relationship building to public rollout, this process emphasizes community involvement and commitment. Explore the steps for creating a communal vision statement and implementing plans to achieve it.

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The Inclusive Community Visioning Process by Jim Capraro: Engage, Plan, and Implement Together

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  1. The Comprehensive Community Development ProcessAccording to Jim CapraroCapraroConsulting

  2. Inventory of Community Leadership Citizen/resident leaders Leaders of agencies, organizations & institutions Government leader Private sector leader

  3. Engagement of Leaders Intentional/deliberate relationship creation Identification of individual leader self-interest

  4. Accumulation & Distillation of Learnings Analysis Reporting

  5. Gathering Leaders Recruiting new leader presenters Relational exercise Reporting findings Open discussion of meaning (including economy) Plan/commitment for creation of common vision

  6. 2nd round of Deliberate Relationship Creation Newly engaged leaders – engage others

  7. Visioning Session Citizen/resident, organizational, government, private sector leaders come together Creation of long term community vision: “What do we want the neighborhood to be when it grows up.” Creation, and endorsement of a communal vision statement

  8. Convene Smaller Planning Body Create plans that will, over time, accomplish the vision Recruit leaders/sponsors to implement the plans elements Begin to seek sources of support Implement early action projects – “planning while doing” – proving it is more than just talk.

  9. Make the Plan Public Community celebration Public Rollout Assembly: Gather the “who's who” of government officials, funders, and corporate actors to fill the seats as an audience for the community’s presentation

  10. Implement, implement, implement…

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