| THE CRMP HANDBOOK |
California Coordinated Resource Management and Planning |
CRMP HANDBOOK
Whether or not your CRMP efforts are successful requires that you look beyond the activities in the field. It is important that projects are completed, and done correctly.
Here are a few other areas that define success:
| yes | Have you changed people’s thinking? |
| yes | Are you meeting the needs of the community? |
| yes | Does the phone ring? Are people showing more interest in what you are doing? |
| yes | Does the media contact you, attend your meetings, tours, field days and events? |
| yes | Have you made new friends in the field? |
| yes | Are you on a first name basis with your local leaders and politicians? |
| yes | Are you or members of your group being asked to participate in other important community functions, committees or regional efforts? |
| yes | Have your demonstrations and efforts been institutionalized? |
| 8 yes answers: | Success with a capitol S! |
| 6 yes answers: | Great job. |
| 4 yes answers: | You’re moving in the right direction. |
| 2 yes answers: | Keep trying to incorporate key elements of success. |
California Coordinated Resource Management & Planning Council
contact: 916-447-7237, staff@carcd.org
site location: www.crmp.org/download/hb/apend-f1.html