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STATE OF CONNECTICUT OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT INTERGOVERNMENTAL POLICY AND PLANNING DIVISIONGOVERNORS EXECUTIVE ORDER 7S SECTION 6 MUNICIPALITY PROGRAM ELECTION The municipality of by determination

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1. To fill out intergovernmental policy and planning, follow these steps:
2. Identify the specific policy or planning issue that requires intergovernmental cooperation.
3. Gather all relevant information and data related to the issue.
4. Determine the stakeholders involved and their roles in the policy or planning process.
5. Establish a clear communication channel between the different levels of government involved.
6. Collaborate with the stakeholders to develop goals, objectives, and strategies for the policy or planning.
7. Conduct thorough research and analysis to assess the feasibility and potential impacts of the proposed policy or planning.
8. Develop a comprehensive implementation plan that includes timelines, responsibilities, and resource allocation.
9. Seek input and feedback from key stakeholders and make necessary revisions to the intergovernmental policy or planning.
10. Finalize the policy or planning document and ensure it is compatible with existing laws, regulations, and policies.
11. Communicate the finalized policy or planning to all relevant parties and seek their commitment to its implementation.
12. Monitor the progress and effectiveness of the intergovernmental policy or planning and make adjustments as needed.
13. Regularly evaluate and review the policy or planning to ensure its ongoing relevance and effectiveness.
14. Foster continuous collaboration and communication among all levels of government to address any emerging issues or challenges.

Who needs intergovernmental policy and planning?

1. Intergovernmental policy and planning is needed by various entities including:
2. - National governments
3. - State or provincial governments
4. - Local governments
5. - International organizations
6. - Non-governmental organizations
7. - Policy analysts and researchers
8. - Academic institutions
9. - Public administration professionals
10. - Community development organizations
11. - Urban planners
12. - Regional development agencies
13. These entities require intergovernmental policy and planning to promote effective governance, coordination, and cooperation between different levels of government and to address complex policy and planning issues that cross jurisdictional boundaries.

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