Torben Gregory

Activity 1: Build a genuine, collaborative policy team.

Establishing ground rules[1] for how a team will work together is an essential step that teams should take before embarking on any collaborative endeavor. Developing ground rules sets an important foundation for how the team is expected to work together in order to accomplish its goals and serves as a reminder of the values the team intends to uphold.

All policy team members should be involved in the development of your team’s ground rules.

When setting ground rules, consider the following questions:

Some other tips for creating ground rules include the following:

Example: Grant County, Indiana, Policy Team Ground Rules

The following ground rules and operating norms have been established, and team members have agreed to hold each other accountable for adherence to these rules and norms:

Example: Mesa County, Colorado, Policy Team Ground Rules

Center for Effective Public Policy (CEPP). (2005). Teamwork exercise: Developing ground rules. Retrieved from https://cepp.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Teamwork-Exercise-Discussion-of-Roles-and-Responsibilities.pdf

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