Outlines of One Team Approach
1. What is One Team Approach?
In order to leave no one behind including vulnerable community members, we will achieve Three Missions of ViVID by working with stakeholders (individuals, NGOs, private companies, research institutes, etc.) to make Africa more vivid by the local community development through the Outreach with Center Approach, which is an approach integrated by visit support and support in a facilitation.
One Team Approach consists of three operations below.
Operation 1: Community Support
Operation 2: Research and Analysis
Operation 3: Global Partnership
Three Missions of ViVID to achieve via One Team Approach
A. Problem Solving
We solve social issues in the community.
B. Value Creation
We search for the treasures of the community and put them into concrete projects for improvement of life and self-realization.
C. Opportunity Creation
We create opportunities that lead to improvement of life and self-realization, and provide community members with choices.
2. Features of One Team Approach
Features 1
ViVID is dedicated to connecting stakeholders (individuals, NGOs, private companies, research institutes, etc.) and communities for the local community development (In principle, ViVID does not become an actor)
Feature 2
We achieve Three Missions of ViVID “Problem Solving, Value Creation, and Opportunity Creation’'.
Feature 3
We utilize the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including 17 goals with 169 targets that all United Nations Member States have agreed to work towards achieving by the year 2030
Feature 4
We conduct the projects through the Three Multiplication Approach of ViVID "Inclusion x Participation x Partnership".
Feature 5
We conduct the projects through the Outreach with Center Approach, which is an approach integrated by visit support and facility support for local community development.
3. Methods of One Team Approach
A. General information
Through the One Team Approach, we conduct the projects by the Three Multiplication Approach of ViVID "Inclusion x Participation x Partnership" and the Outreach with Center Approach
B. Multiplication of the Three Multiplication Approach of ViVID and the Outreach with Center Approach
i: Inclusive Visit Support (Inclusion × Outreach)
・We provide visit services to community members who cannot access the center.
ii: Inclusive Facility Support (Inclusion x Center)
・ We build and operate an open community center that anyone can use.
・ We carry out activities with various themes not to be used by only one specific group in the community.
iii: Participatory Visit Support (Participation × Outreach)
・ Community members take the initiative in participating in outreach activities for vulnerable community members.
iv: Participatory Facility Support (Participation × Center)
・ Community members realize what they want to do with the support of ViVID and One Team partner organizations.
・ Community members take the initiative in activities at the center.
v: Partnership Visit Support (Partnership × Outreach)
・ We provide services to community members by outreach with the participation of many organizations.
vi: Partnership Facility Support (Partnership × Center)
・ We provide services to community members in the center with the participation of many organizations.
Step 1: We explain ViVID's vision and project to local community members and build a relationship of trust between ViVID and the members.
Step 2: Community members begin to show interest in the ViVID's projects by ViVID making an approach.
Step 3: Community members start participating in ViVID's projects.
Step 4: Community members who continue to participate in ViVID's projects begin to appear.
Step 5: The Initiative of the projects will begin to shift from ViVID to the community members, and ideas and opinions of the community members will begin to incorporate the projects within the projects conducted by ViVID.
Step 6: Local community members-centered activities have begun, and ViVID will match with private companies and organizations in response to requests from the community members and conduct projects through One Team Approach.
Step 7: Community members take the initiative in the projects by involving other community members. In addition, community members begin to make requests to involve specific stakeholders.
Step 8: Community members take the initiative in the projects by involving other community members and leave no one behind
Step 9: By repeating Step 5-8, the numbers of community members who take the initiative will expand.
Step 10: Community members-centered activities will continue without relying on the support of stakeholders.
Stage 1: Research on social issues of the Targeted Communities and Stakeholders
We conduct research on the social issues of the communities by the methods below.
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Information provision by the *ViVID Online Volunteer Members
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A preliminary survey of the communities using social network services (SNS)
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Field hearing research by local staff and volunteers
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Senior thesis programmes
We also research stakeholders that meet the vision of our organization and are solving social issues in different regions and development fields.
* ViVID Online Volunteer Group: It is a Facebook group that the International ViVID manages, consisting of ViVID members and people from the targeted community. This group was created as a tool for exchanging views on projects and programs for local community development. ViVID online volunteer members can work with ViVID members on local community development as members of the ViViD team.
Stage 2: Analysis of social issues of the Targeted Communities and Stakeholders
We conduct qualitative and quantitative research and analysis of the social issues of the targeted communities in each field (Famine/Poverty, Water/Nutrition, Education, Sanitation, Health Care/Social Welfare, Gender, Agriculture, Environment, Energy). Also, we analyze 17 Goals and 169 Targets of the SDGs that each stakeholder is addressing to solve the social issues.
Stage 3: Match-up of social issues of the Targeted Communities and Stakeholders
We match up social issues which we should solve out to the stakeholders in the targeted communities.
Stage 4: Work as One Team
We establish “One Team” and work together with stakeholders at our targeted community. We apply PDCA (Plan, Do, Check, Act) cycle for projects and we make progress reports for the progress of the local community development to the targeted communities, partner stakeholders and even the public.
Stage 5: One Team Project in other communities
We conduct projects through the One Team Approach in other communities and contribute to the local community development in the whole Africa.
