Approach
How engagement is “tackled” (e.g., the use of training and facilitation strategies) is influenced by people. The approach, good or bad, influences outcomes as well as people’s perceptions of success.
Approach
Environment
Environment
The pressures from leaders, funders, and constituents, as well as financial and time constraints, can influence perception of engagement importance and resources dedicated.
Pressure from leaders, constituents, and funders as well as financial/time restraints will influence our perception of how important engagement is, the time and resources we devote to the process, and our own personal buy-in.
environment
We need to PAE attention to how these factors
influence each other and how they impact our outcomes
Collective Insight's PAE Attention FrameworkTM (McGaffigan, 2011) provides great insight into the importance of representative engagement in the design and improvement of systems. This Framework, while informed by research conducted within the Cash & Counseling long-term services and supports model, provides a strong foundation for understanding and implementing meaningful and effective engagement across a broad range of program, policy, and research activities.
Collective Insight utilizes the PAE Attention Framework within our three primary divisions to address the needs of clients: