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SayPro Meeting Agendas: A draft agenda to be shared with attendees in advance so they are prepared to discuss specific points

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SayPro Meeting Agendas

A well-prepared and clearly structured meeting agenda is essential for ensuring that the SayPro Coordination and Development Review (SCDR) Meeting is focused, efficient, and impactful. The agenda provides a roadmap for the discussion and helps all attendees come prepared to engage meaningfully on key topics related to SayPro’s monthly activities and strategic objectives.


Purpose of the Meeting Agenda

  • Guide the flow and structure of the SCDR meeting.
  • Ensure that all necessary topics are covered within the allocated time.
  • Assign time slots for departmental presentations and discussions.
  • Enable participants to prepare insights, data, and updates ahead of time.
  • Support transparency and accountability in organizational decision-making.

Agenda Development Process

  1. Agenda Drafting
    • The agenda is developed by the meeting facilitator or coordination lead in collaboration with department heads and report compilers.
    • It includes:
      • Key topics for discussion
      • Review of the Portfolio of Evidence Report
      • Time allocated for each section
      • Names of presenters or responsible speakers
      • Space for feedback, questions, and decision-making
  2. Advance Sharing
    • A draft agenda must be shared with all participants at least 3 working days before the meeting.
    • It is shared via email or uploaded to the shared platform (e.g. Google Drive, Microsoft Teams).
    • This gives attendees time to:
      • Prepare their contributions
      • Review relevant documents
      • Coordinate with their teams, if necessary
  3. Final Agenda Confirmation
    • Feedback on the draft agenda is collected (if necessary), and a final version is confirmed no later than 24 hours before the meeting.
    • Any urgent additions or time adjustments are communicated promptly.

Sample Draft Agenda Format

SayPro Coordination and Development Review (SCDR) Meeting
Date: [Insert Date]
Time: [Start – End Time]
Location: [Venue or Virtual Link]
Facilitator: [Name]

TimeAgenda ItemPresenterNotes
09:00 – 09:10Welcome & Opening RemarksFacilitatorOverview of meeting objectives
09:10 – 09:30Review of Previous Action ItemsAdmin SupportSummary of last meeting’s tasks
09:30 – 10:15Portfolio of Evidence HighlightsM&E LeadKey performance and impact review
10:15 – 10:45Departmental UpdatesTeam LeadsEach lead presents their section
10:45 – 11:00Break
11:00 – 11:30Feedback & DiscussionAll AttendeesGroup reflections and suggestions
11:30 – 11:50Task Allocation & Next StepsFacilitatorAssign new action items
11:50 – 12:00Closing RemarksFacilitatorConfirm follow-ups and deadlines

Best Practices for Agenda Management

  • Keep agenda items time-bound and outcome-oriented.
  • Ensure all key stakeholders are listed for presentations.
  • Leave space for flexible discussion while maintaining structure.
  • Attach the Portfolio of Evidence Report and any required reading when sending the agenda.

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