Advocacy Action Plan.

Turn your target, your power map, and your cleared tactics into a real plan: a sequence, owners, a timeline tied to the decision's actual calendar, and a way to know whether you are moving the decision-maker.

Last in Build a Strategy for the Change You Seek, once your tactics are chosen and cleared against your legal room.

The change and the target, carried forward

The specific change we seek

The decision-maker who can grant it, and when the decision is actually made

Sequence the tactics around the decision's calendar

Tactic

When it happens, timed to the decision

Owner

Every tactic above confirmed cleared against our legal room? Yes / No

Set how you will know you are moving

Signs that the strategy is working before the final decision: an influencer moves, a public commitment, a shift in the persuadable middle

What we will change if those signs do not appear

The first move

The very first action, and its date

The owner of the whole plan

A strategy that lives in someone's head is not a strategy anyone can execute. A real plan has a sequence timed to when the decision is actually made, an owner on every piece, and signals that tell you whether you are moving before the vote is cast, so you can adjust rather than find out too late. If executing it clearly needs more power than you hold, that is the signal to build power with others and the people you serve.

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