Phase 1: Identify a community for shared activity
Step 1. Map: Explore area dynamics of people, activities, processes and relationships
Step 2. Understand: Identify key organisations and individuals with influence in chosen area
Step 3. Stimulate: Identify intermediaries to support the project
Step 4. Accept: Recruit intermediaries and co-develop action plan
Phase 2: Developing shared activities
Step 5. Find: Support intermediaries to involve people in activity
Step 6. Cohort: Group people into cohorts led by their intermediary
Step 7. Plan: Develop action strategy with intermediaries that catalyses activity
Step 8. Encourage: Support development of activities that inform the project
Step 9. Independence: Emphasise the autonomous nature of activities
Step 10. Gather: Monthly sessions bringing the cohort together
Step 11. Network: Use connections and resources to support activities
Phase 3: Promoting insights and activities
Step 12. Promote: Share activities through media and face-to-face meetings
Step 13. Celebrate: Hold events at prestigious locations to influence decision makers
Step 14. Explore: Share and develop insights about the activities with project participants
Step 15. Share: Share learning from project and pass on insight about Ordsall Method
The Ordsall Method 