This post is part of a series of blogs on program sustainability and sustainability planning. Read the first blog in the series, Sustainability Planning Part one: What is sustainability?
As I often do when learning about something- in this case- sustainability- I turned first to HC Link’s resources. In this case, I turned waaaaaay back

This table suggests results for each component of sustainability, and gives a sense of various options within each category:
What I really like about this model is that it goes beyond thinking how to replace expired program funding: it encourages us to think about what it is we are trying to change (the issue) the change we actually want to see (the behaviours), and the partnerships we’ve established to do the work. Consider how to address sustainability of each of these components not only in your sustainability planning, but as you are designing your program.
Read the third post in this blog series, Developing a Sustainbility Plan.