Improve Regional Coordination
12 weeks · 4 milestones
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Map the current regional coordination structure — how decisions flow between central and regional teams, how resources are allocated across regions, how regional performance is measured and reported to the centre, and how regional teams escalate issues and receive guidance. Identify at least three specific breakdown points where coordination between central and regional teams fails in practice: where decisions are made without the right information, where resource allocation produces regional gaps, or where escalation paths are unclear or slow.
Proof required
Submit a regional coordination map (diagram or table) showing decision flows, resource allocation pathways, and escalation channels between central and at least two regional teams, plus a written analysis of at least 500 words identifying three specific breakdown points with their operational consequences. ADVERSARIAL VERIFICATION: a named regional director, head of regional operations, or multi-site operations consultant (5+ years in multi-location management) must read the map and analysis and provide written confirmation that the breakdown points are genuine coordination failures, not aspirational improvements.
What gets checked
- Regional coordination map covering decision flows, resource allocation, and escalation channels for ≥2 regions
- 500-word analysis with three breakdown points each with an operational consequence
- Written confirmation from a named regional/multi-site operations professional (5+ years) that the breakdown points are genuine