IBCC Vision and Strategies 9-2-08

• Title: IBCC Vision and Strategies
• Date: 9/2/2008
• Interbasin CC - Doc Type: Correspondence/Memos

Visioning Process
A statewide vision for Colorado's water supply future has three parts: 1) a vision statement;
2) vision goals; and 3) grater supply strategies. These terms are
specifically defined as:
1. Vision Statement - This represents, in the broadest sense, the
overall directive or mission. It describes "what" is to be
achieved..
2. Vision Goals - These define the goals of the vision, and
more importantly represent the benchmarks for the
evaluation of strategies. The vision goals will play all
important role in evaluating the performance of water
supply strategies. This represents the "why" portion of
the vision.
3. Water Supply Strategies - Strategies represent
"how" we will achieve the Vision Statement. The
performance of strategies is compared against
the vision goals in order to see hoiv well we are
doing in achieving the overall Vision Statement.
implementation.
Vision
Statement
Vision Goals
Water Supply
Strategies
Elements of the Visioning Process
These strategies will lead to

The main rule is that the "what," "why," and "hove" builds on each other, but are not redundant.