AFGSCI90-101 — Strategic Coordination And Resolution Program (scrp)

AFGSCI90-101 governs guidance and procedures for the AFGSC Strategic Coordination and Resolution Program (SCRP).

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  • Publication number: AFGSCI90-101
  • Title: STRATEGIC COORDINATION AND RESOLUTION PROGRAM (SCRP)
  • Date: 2025-01-16

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AFGSCI90-101 addresses the SCRP’s council, office, assessment processes, tracking mechanism, and project and issue resolution activities. It requires root cause analyses, corrective action plans, performance measures, and follow-up evaluations in specified circumstances.

Topics covered

  • Strategic Coordination and Resolution Program
  • Commander’s Resolution Council
  • Commander’s Resolution Office
  • Project Management Plans
  • Corrective Action Plans
  • Root Cause Analysis
  • Coordination and Resolution Tracking Mechanism
  • Standardized Assessment Processes

Questions and answers

What process does AFGSCI90-101 establish for project planning and issue resolution?

The SCRP is designed to enhance readiness or improve combat capability by providing AFGSC and its subordinate units with an established, proactive, and enduring project planning, implementation, and issue resolution process. (paragraph 1)

What analysis is required for AFGSC organizational and operational issues?

A root cause analysis is required for all identified AFGSC organizational and operational issues and deficiencies IAW AFI 1-2, Commander’s Responsibilities, AFI 10-1302, Air Force Lessons Learned Program, and DAFI 90-302. (paragraph 5)

When is a Corrective Action Plan required?

A CAP is required upon completion of a root cause analysis for all identified AFGSC organizational and operational issues and deficiencies. (paragraph 90-302)

What must PMPs and CAPs include for validation for closure?

All PMPs and CAPs will include established MOPs and MOEs to ensure associated tasks are effectively accomplished and to fulfill requirements outlined in AFI 1-2 and AFI 10-201, Force Readiness Reporting. (paragraph 90-302)

When are follow-up evaluations required?

Follow-up evaluations are required for all PMPs and CAPs designated as enduring. (paragraph 90-302)

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