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- Project Goals and Objectives have been defined to support general
Colorado Campaign
(See Web Site & Wiki Site)
- Use current Legislation H.R. 808 as a “blueprint”
- Construct a “Regional Model” of the Department of Peace
- Limit scope to Domestic Activities
- Limit issues to those our Congressional Delegation considers important
- Identified two Candidate Key Issues: Identified two “Subject Matter
Experts”
- Gang related issues / violence
Ray Ayon, Denver Police Department, Gang Bureau
- School related issues / violence Ron Ludwig (&
staff), The Conflict Center
- Identified Federal/State/Local agencies involved in these issues (See Wiki:
Partner Departments)
- Identified NGO’s, Universities who can assist in the project
- Regis University is represented on Model Team (DU, CU, CSU in work)
- Identified ~ 150 Colorado Peace & Justice Organizations - linked to
key issues (See Database: Key Issues)
- Identified key “Stakeholders” – now documenting the Stakeholder “Needs/Requirements”
- Owners (taxpayers, voters, Congress, financial sponsors, …)
- Operators (DoPN staff, local practitioners,…)
- Service Recipients / End Users (President, … organizations, families, individuals)
- Sales/Marketing (Campaign
volunteers, …)
- Developers (Modeling Team, …)
- Initiated Project Planning / Scheduling
- Phase 1 Startup (Nearing completion end of April)
- Phase 2 Operation (May 2007 –
April 2008)
- Phase 3 Assessment /
Evaluation (May 2008 – Oct 2008)
- Initiated Web Site (www.dopmodel.info )
and Wiki Site (www.dopmodel.info/wiki ) for Model team
collaboration
- Focus is on how the Department of Peace can “add value” to existing
programs
- Will use a traditional “role play” Modeling approach (e.g. Model UN) and
a parallel effort that creates a “virtual” model of the DoPN using “System
Development” methodology
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