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Ten Organizing Principles<blockquote> | |||
# '''Design for Action''' - Create dynamic, updateable plans rather than static reports | |||
# '''Radical Inclusion''' - Engage all stakeholders, regions, and projects comprehensively | |||
# '''Right Tools and Data''' - Use advanced mapping systems and private-sector data beyond basic government datasets | |||
# '''Integrated Systems''' - Treat rail and roads as one collaborative system, not competitors | |||
# '''Whole Supply Chains''' - Focus on complete supply chain strategies rather than individual projects | |||
# '''Interstate Coordination''' - Plan across state lines through coalitions like the Southwest Supply Chain Coalition | |||
# '''Smart Economic Development''' - Integrate rail planning with economic development strategies | |||
# '''Land-Use Integration''' - Coordinate freight transportation with land-use planning | |||
# '''Compelling Growth Plans''' - Present railroads with attractive business opportunities | |||
# '''Private Investment''' - Attract private capital rather than relying solely on government funding |
Revision as of 15:45, 7 June 2025
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VitalRail 10 Organizing Principles
Ten Organizing Principles
- Design for Action - Create dynamic, updateable plans rather than static reports
- Radical Inclusion - Engage all stakeholders, regions, and projects comprehensively
- Right Tools and Data - Use advanced mapping systems and private-sector data beyond basic government datasets
- Integrated Systems - Treat rail and roads as one collaborative system, not competitors
- Whole Supply Chains - Focus on complete supply chain strategies rather than individual projects
- Interstate Coordination - Plan across state lines through coalitions like the Southwest Supply Chain Coalition
- Smart Economic Development - Integrate rail planning with economic development strategies
- Land-Use Integration - Coordinate freight transportation with land-use planning
- Compelling Growth Plans - Present railroads with attractive business opportunities
- Private Investment - Attract private capital rather than relying solely on government funding