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Work Plans & Strategic Plan

MAPC's Work Plans & Strategic Plans

Strategic Plan

In 2015, the MAPC Council adopted a strategic plan for the agency that has guided our work for the last seven years. Read our organizational assessment with MAPC comments, developed during our strategic planning process. MAPC is currently developing a new strategic plan that we expect to share sometime in 2024.

The Current Plan Outines Four Strategic Priorities:

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Encourage development and preservation consistent with smart growth principles, especially by increasing housing production, promoting innovative transportation solutions, and encouraging mixed-use development near various forms of transit.

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Partner with our cities and towns to promote regional collaboration, enhance effectiveness, and increase efficiency.

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Play a leading role in helping the region to achieve greater equity.

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Help the region reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the physical, environmental, and social impacts of climate change and natural hazards.

Core Approaches

The current plan also identifies core approaches MAPC has been using to guide our work:

| Interdisciplinary Practice | Regional Perspective and Impact | Data and Research | Convening | Partnerships | Civic Engagement | Advocacy | Innovation and Creativity | Achieving Results |

MAPC initiated the planning process early in 2014 and also undertook an organizational assessment to inform its plan. Both activities were funded by a generous grant from the Barr Foundation and with MAPC resources.

Annual Reports

Read MAPC's Annual Reports for more details of our annual projects and accomplishments:

Fiscal Work Plans

 

Each document outlines MAPC's Work Plan for that year. Read each one to learn more about MAPC's work.

Calendars Archive

In 2020, MAPC reimagined how we published the Calendar. Instead of a physical document published at the beginning of the year, we posted monthly, timely data visualizations on MAPC's DataCommon.

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