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Tools and Templates  \n7.1 Go or No-Go? Self-Assessment Grid  \n7.2 Checklist for an Effective MSP  \n7.3 Interview Questions for Potential Participants  \n7.4 Envisioning a Multi-Stakeholder Process: Building Blocks  \n7.5 Conflict Assessment, Peacebuilding Planning and Self-Assessment  \n7.6 Choice Matrix for Prioritising Actions  \n7.7 Basic Action Plan Template  \n7.8 Tailoring Communication Strategies  \nIntroduction  \nThis section provides some tools and templates that have been borrowed or adapted from existing resources, or developed in the process of producing this manual. Most of the tools refer to a specific section in the manual, but they can also be picked up at any stage of a process as deemed relevant to support analysis, sorting of information, prioritising and planning actions.  \nDepending on the character of the group and the process, as well as individual preferences, not all tools will prove useful to everyone. Different alternatives have been provided to allow for mixing, matching and adapting as each group sees fit. Additional tools are available in the GPPAC Conflict Analysis Field Guide and highlighted in the Bibliography.  \nWe welcome feedback and examples from the use of these tools, as well as suggestions for additional resources that have proven helpful to support multi-stakeholder processes!  \nThe templates are available [to download from](to download from www.preventiveaction.org)[ www.preventiveaction.org](to download from www.preventiveaction.org).  \n7.1 Go or No-Go? Self-Assessment Grid  \nThis grid helps you to summarise and sort some of key factors to consider when deciding whether to organise a multi-stakeholder process as a strategy for conflict prevention and peacebuilding, as described in Sections 4, 5.1 and 5.2. It can be used alongside the checklist in 7.2.  \nThe grid can be used in several ways, for example:  \n• The Core Group of organisers can fill it out individually based on internal discussions, and then come together to compare; the grid can be updated as potential stakeholders are approached in bilateral meetings.  \n• The Core Group can do a collective brainstorm supported by a facilitator, with teams from the respective organisations taking part. Key words and post-its can be used to visualise everyone’s input on larger flip chart sheets, which are described and discussed in turn in smaller groups or by the group as a whole (depending on size).  \n• Potential participants can use the grid along with the checklist in Section 7.2 to cover all eventualities when deciding whether to join a process.  \n~~ ~~ MSP Manual ©GPPAC 2017 71  \n7. Tools and Templates  \n7.1 Go or No-Go? 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