- •Strategic period: 2024–2026
- •Prepared by the Executive Office
- •Six strategic objectives
- •Six performance indicators
2024–2026
Council Strategy
The Family Advisory Council Strategic Goals defines the Council’s direction for 2024–2026. It brings together community commitment, strategic partnerships, family knowledge, technology, innovation, and professional family-counseling expertise within a structured system of objectives, indicators, and annual targets.
Strategy Overview
The strategic goals establishes a structured process for preparing, approving, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating the Council’s work. It connects the Council’s strategic goals with measurable objectives and annual targets.
Planning Stages
Preparatory Stage
Situation Analysis
Developing Strategic Objectives for Each Goal
Designing the Strategic Goals and Assigning Responsibilities
Preparing the Strategic Plan for the Family Councils
Approval by the Executive Office
Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation
Strategic Objectives
Performance Framework
The six indicators connect each objective to a unit of measurement, a data source, and annual targets for 2024, 2025 and 2026.
The indicator covers training programmes, lectures, workshops, family-knowledge awareness, social activities, public-awareness publications, and participation in forums and conferences.
The indicator includes knowledge agreements and partnerships, partner visits, reviewing local and international practices, and establishing shared programmes and objectives.
The indicator aims to ensure the internal and external dissemination and exchange of knowledge through effective communication channels and mechanisms.
The indicator measures social-media performance using follower numbers, likes, positive comments, enquiries, reposts, views, and published materials.
The indicator seeks to increase initiatives and projects characterized by creativity and innovative thinking through the effective use of resources.
The indicator supports the creation of a team of family-counseling experts from different regions. Their role includes promoting family culture, strengthening family stability, supporting families in overcoming marital disagreements, and increasing awareness of family consultations.
The strategic indicators connect each Council objective to a responsible role, data source, measurement frequency, and annual target. The source document establishes semiannual measurement and comparison with the results of other family councils where applicable.
Family Advisory Council
The Council’s strategic framework connects community responsibility, knowledge, technology, partnerships, innovation, and professional expertise in support of stronger families and communities.