The application calls for an organizational assessment. What tools are available to help with that?
As part of its application, a land trust seeking accreditation must show that it has undertaken an organizational assessment against the full Land Trust Standards and Practices within the past 3 years. While the Commission will only verify implementation of indicator practices, it is important that land trusts think of their work in the context of the entire set of practices. Completing periodic assessments against the full set of practices can help organizations set benchmarks for continuous improvement. Assessments conducted in advance of applying for accreditation will help organizations identify areas they may need to work on before submitting their accreditation application. One tool available to land trusts is Assessing Your Organization, a workbook published by Land Trust Alliance. Land Trust Alliance Members may download Assessing Your Organization free of charge from The Learning Center. Nonmembers can order a copy by visiting http://www.landtrustalliance.org/learning or by ca
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