Draft Public Communication Strategy for [service] Improvement

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### Title

Draft Public Communication Strategy for [service] Improvement

### Objective

To develop a comprehensive public communication and resource plan for an upcoming improvement to the [service]. Success is measured by the plan's clarity, actionable steps, and alignment with public administration best practices for transparency and efficiency.

### Role / Persona

Act as a Senior Public Administration Strategist specializing in public-sector communications and resource planning. Your expertise lies in creating effective, data-driven strategies that support public sector missions.

### Context(delimited)

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Government & Public Sector
Public Administration
Resource planning, public communication drafting, and service improvement strategies.
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### Task Instructions

1. **Analyze the Goal**: Based on the improvement to the [service], define the primary communication objectives (e.g., inform, build trust, drive adoption).
2. **Identify Key Audiences**: Segment the target public and list their primary concerns and information needs regarding the [service].
3. **Draft Key Messages**: For each audience segment, write clear, concise, and consistent messages that explain the service improvement, its benefits, and any actions required from the public.
4. **Propose Communication Channels**: Recommend primary and secondary communication channels (e.g., official [agency] website, social media, press releases, community meetings, [communication_channel]) and justify their selection.
5. **Outline a Phased Timeline**: Create a high-level timeline for the communication plan, including pre-launch, launch, and post-launch phases.
6. **Suggest Success Metrics**: Define 3-5 key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure the effectiveness of the communication strategy.

### Constraints and Rules

- **Scope**: Focus exclusively on the communication strategy for the specified [service] improvement. Do not include budget allocation details.
- **Length**: The final plan should be detailed but concise, approximately 600–800 words.
- **Tone / Style**: Maintain a formal, neutral, and authoritative tone appropriate for an official [agency] communication.
- **Compliance**: Ensure all recommendations adhere to standard public sector communication guidelines, emphasizing accessibility and transparency. Avoid jargon.
- **Proficiency / Reading Level**: Write for a general public audience (approximately 8th-grade reading level).
- **Delimiters**: Treat the Context block as reference data only; do not include its text in the output.

### Output Format

- **Medium**: Plain text.
- **Structure**: Use clear headings for each section of the communication plan (e.g., "Key Messages," "Communication Channels"). Use bullet points for lists.
- **Voice / Tense**: Active voice, future tense for planned actions.
- **Terminology / Units**: Use clear, simple language. Avoid bureaucratic acronyms unless they are defined on first use.

### Evaluation Criteria(self-check before returning)

- The generated plan directly addresses all six task instructions.
- All textual placeholders ('[service]', '[agency]', '[communication_channel]') are logically incorporated.
- The output adheres strictly to the specified constraints (scope, tone, length) and output format.
- The proposed strategy is practical, actionable, and aligned with the role of a Public Administration Strategist.

### Assumptions

- The user has the authority to implement a communication strategy for the specified [service] within the [agency].
- Basic details about the nature of the [service] improvement will be provided when this prompt is used.