Skip to main content
Knowledge4Policy
Knowledge4Policy (K4P)

Supporting policy with scientific evidence

We mobilise people and resources to create, curate, make sense of and use knowledge to inform policymaking across Europe.

The Communities of Practice Checklist

Community Actions, Roles, and Competences

  • Publication | 2024
Organisational Transformation
Communities of Practice Checklist

The Community Checklist is an interactive design guide to assist communities thrive through stepwise action planning. It provides a structured approach to defining, establishing, and implementing community action plans. It can be used independently or in conjuction with the Community Barometer. The Checklist helps shape the quality and order of next steps, identify involved roles, specify deliverables and actions, and estimate the time and competences needed for so doing.

This method, inspired by the Communities of Practice Playbook, ensures a comprehensive strategy for community development. Begin by assessing the overall functioning of your community with the related Community Barometer, then utilise the Checklist to address the most pressing community facets.

Click on the resources below to access the link.

Resources
More information and links
Authors
Susanne SZKOLA
Stine WERBROUCK
Frederic WILLIQUET
Available from

10 Oct 2025

Related project & activitiesCommunities for Collaborative Policymaking
Related organisation(s)JRC - Joint Research Centre
Knowledge service | MetadataOrganisational Transformation
Digital Europa Thesaurus (DET)participatory democracy
Related reading
PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES | 09 Sep 2026
Citizen Participation and Deliberative Democracy Festival
The Citizen Participation and Deliberative Democracy Festival is an open event that brings together people of diverse backgrounds that are interested in, and working on, citizen engagement and deliberative...
More
Privacy statements, terms and conditions.
You will be directed to the EU Login website where you can login/register as a user. Once connected, your credentials (First name, last name, username, email) will be registered in Knowledge4policy as part of your profile, which will allow you to get involved in all Knowledge4policy communities (help is available).
You are leaving EUROPA

You are about to navigate to an external website. Please note that we are not responsible for its content.