PUBLIC GOVERNMENT DECISION ASSET

FDI Program Architecture Brief

Prepare a concise, board-readable view of the local priority, target companies, program lifecycle, and practical measures needed to turn international outreach into local economic activity.

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Executive summaryWhat local priority, company profile, ecosystem role, and measurement approach should guide the city’s international-business program?

Local priority and accountable audience
Qualification and program lifecycle
Public source context and communication approach
Leadership questions and next decision

Public planning framework · source-linked · no private data required

PUBLIC OUTPUT

A public brief your leadership team can prepare

The output remains public and useful before any private conversation begins.

Local priority and accountable audience

Qualification and program lifecycle

Public source context and communication approach

Leadership questions and next decision

01–05 DECISION PATH

Resolve the operating questions before the formal commitment.

The FDI Program Architecture Brief is a public planning framework. Company, procurement, and program decisions remain with the relevant local institution.

01
Local priority
What international-business or innovation priority belongs to the local institution, and who owns it?
02
Audience
Which companies, sectors, markets, and local stakeholders are in scope—and which are explicitly out of scope?
03
Program model
Which stages move activity from signal to qualification, preparation, landing, evidence, and renewal?
04
Public communication
What source, period, and authorization should support a public statement about program activity?
05
Leadership rhythm
Which local owner and review cadence will keep the program focused on its next decision?

Sources & context

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Sources and reviewed dates sit beside the relevant context so the brief remains useful to leadership teams and AI systems.

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