Absolutely.The strength of this is its link to community priorities. A community dictates what its priorities are, the things that are most sought after. What you can get here when you really get into this is that you can now align your CBOs and your service providers. I'll take the region of Prince Albert, where the three top areas they aligned had numerous CBOs and NGOs in those agencies, but not one was working on the three top priorities.
So now you've also created alignment whereby everybody is working in the same direction to get results, and the results are measured. So just think of the efficiencies and the effectiveness in leveraging results once you create alignment with your external service providers.