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EA Communication Plan

Defining the EA unit communication strategy through principles, mechanisms, and tools that ensure smooth practice and secure senior management support.

In Brief

  • A communication plan that sets out principles, mechanisms, and tools for EA unit communication.
  • Helps achieve EA objectives and secure senior management support.
  • Define the right channels by type of information, role, and impact on operations.
  • Six communication principles and six steps to build the plan.

Stakeholders and Channels

StakeholdersCommunication Type
Senior managementStrategic reports, periodic meetings, presentations
Supporting organisational unitsWorkshops, coordination meetings, direct messages
Beneficiary unitsEA service guidelines, digital platforms, email
External regulators (NCA, NDMO, DGA)Compliance reports, shared view reports

Steps to Build the Plan

  1. Review inputs

    Review tasks, services, procedures, interaction model, and organisational structure to define communication objectives and requirements.

  2. Identify stakeholders

    Internal (supporting and beneficiary units) and external (regulators such as NCA, NDMO, DGA, and sister entities).

  3. Define communication principles

    Six principles: tailored and consistent, accurate and reliable, concise and timely, allow interaction, diverse channels, high value.

  4. Define tools and channels

    Select appropriate tools and channels by beneficiary, context, and message.

  5. Define communication levels and frequency

    Set communication levels and frequency by message type and content.

  6. Map stakeholders to channels

    Build a mapping matrix between stakeholders and communication tools and channels.

Expected outputs include: stakeholder list, communication principles, tools and channels, communication levels, stakeholder-channel mapping matrix, and evidence from communication plan execution.

Related topics

Establishing EA practice

Governance & committees

EA work procedures

EA interactive model

EA Communication Plan | NORA Guide | SAHM