Plan a Scoping Workshop

The first big step to starting a NEMO program is the scoping workshop. This is an opportunity for you to gather potential partners, potential funders, a few representative local decision-makers (i.e. land use commissioners) and even potential detractors together to learn about NEMO and the NEMO Network and then engage the participants in a frank discussion of what a NEMO program would like in your state.

Although it always varies, the scoping workshop is generally 2/3 of a day, half of which is an overview of NEMO and the second half is a locally led discussion and planning session. Below are select materials that should help you in planning a scoping workshop.

Scoping Workshop Packet Materials

1. Scoping Workshop Agenda
   
2. Invite Letter
3. About NEMO Presentation (PPT)
   
4. NEMO Fact Sheet
   
5. NEMO Network Fact Sheet
   
6. National Fact Sheet 1
   
7. National Fact Sheet 2
   
8. National Fact Sheet 3
9. National Fact Sheet 4

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