Value proposition

A value proposition should:

- concretize steps to enable our vision and mission
- state clearly what we want to do; emphasize in the short to intermediate term
- describe functionality, such as

• Development and products
• Networking
• Training / education
• Project execution
• Standards and guidelines

- provide input on how the organization might function to make this happen

A suggested value proposition:

- Reflects our values, mission, and vision. GTM is a consortium that promotes and develops:

• Good practices and guidelines for hazard and risk models
• Workflows for tsunami hazard (and risk?) analysis
• Reference assessments such as global hazard and risk models
• Training and education

- States that our core activity is on hazard and risk analysis

• Optimally exploiting and integrating domain specific tools from partners (e.g. source, tsunami software, vulnerability models etc)
• With continuous activity on core outputs – the PTHA workflows and reference maps

- States that GTM is an organization that can enter projects – but that activities are largely based on the member institutions and that the execution would be through collaboration

- States that GTM provides open products for the public good – licensing products for commercial activities