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Introduction

Purpose
Key Components
- Action ID: A unique identifier for each action item to ensure easy tracking and reference.
- Created: timestamp of when the action was first created.
- Category: Action category to allow filtering on action types or meetings
- Action Description: A detailed explanation of the action, providing enough context to understand its importance and relevance.
- Update: An update on the progress of the action or additional notes or comments related to the action item, such as updates on progress, challenges encountered, or any other relevant information.
- Owner: The individual or team responsible for carrying out the action. This ensures clear ownership and accountability.
- Due Date: The deadline by which the action must be completed. This helps in prioritising tasks and managing timelines effectively. Due dates should be contrsacted with the owner and should not be changed.
- Priority: Identification of actions that are high priority or need to be escalated throuuuugh other governance forums.
- Days: The days until the target date for the action closure.
- Closed: A timestamp when the action is closed.
Benefits
Accountability: Ensures that all team members know their responsibilities and deadlines.
Transparency: Provides a clear record of all actions and decisions, which can be reviewed by stakeholders.
Tracking Progress: Helps in monitoring the status of various tasks and identifying potential bottlenecks.
Improved Coordination: Enhances communication and coordination among team members by keeping everyone informed about ongoing actions and their status.
A well-maintained programme action log is essential for the successful execution of any programme, helping to ensure that tasks are completed efficiently and effectively.
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