4.1.3. Full Resolution

Achieving and formalising full resolution in facilitated discussions.

Full Resolution

When a facilitated discussion achieves full resolution, it's important to formalise the agreement and ensure all parties are committed.

Formalisation Steps

  • Document the agreement: Put everything in writing.
  • Confirm understanding: Ensure all parties agree on the terms.
  • Plan implementation: Establish a clear timeline for action.

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4.1.1. Non-Resolution

Understanding and handling situations where resolution is not reached.

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4.1.2. Partial Resolution

Managing outcomes where only some issues are resolved.

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4.1.3. Full Resolution

Achieving and formalising full resolution in facilitated discussions.

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4.2.1. Self-Debrief

How to conduct a self-debrief after facilitating a discussion.

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4. Aftermath of the Discussion