Specify the type of the strategic theme to organize them.

Use the strategic theme type to define types of themes.

List strategies and impacts that are supported by this theme.

List stakeholder that own the theme. Consult these people when there are questions or you are looking for support when pushing objectives related to this theme.

The start date when this theme begins.

Per default the value for this property is derived from the parent document. It is expected that the macro will be replaced by a real date. Consider to use the date picker (shortcut //, see Keyboard Shortcuts, Markdown, and Autocomplete).

Note that the Start property is hidden per default and rendered as part of the Cycle property.

The end date when this theme ended.

Per default the value for this property is derived from the parent document. It is expected that the macro will be replaced by a real date. Consider to use the date picker (shortcut //, see Keyboard Shortcuts, Markdown, and Autocomplete).

Note that the End property is hidden per default and rendered as part of the Cycle property.

For brevity and to save space the start and end date are rendered with the Cycle property as a period.

Reference a priority to related this theme's importance to other themes.

In case the short description is not enough, the description section provides room for more detailed information about the strategic theme.

This section automatically lists all associated objectives.

Provide a wrap-up for each interval within a cycle.

Wrap-ups added as child documents are automatically listed.

List all strategic themes that support this theme.

All themes that declare this theme as their logical parent are automatically listed.

In case you need to organize strategic themes in a hierarchy then add additional strategic themes as children to this theme. Subordinate themes will then be automatically listed.

Since themes are typically short lived, there is probably no need to organize themes for one iteration in this way. Subordinate themes may be useful for some use cases where you want to relate themes that are pushed in different iterations. Note that this kind of relation may also be expressed by strategic theme types.