Green: governable at its core
Your programme is fundamentally governable. If it is still difficult, the cause is usually capacity or individual topics rather than governance. An interim mandate would be oversized here; targeted support or conventional project management is enough.
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Amber: a governance upgrade makes sense
The basics are in place, but several areas lack bindingness – typically decision rights, escalation or the change process. Programmes like this can usually be stabilised without a task force, provided you correct course early enough. The longer you wait, the more expensive it gets.
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Red: task force situation
Several core mechanisms have stopped working: the status is not reliable, decisions stall, problems surface late. Additional reporting will not help here – what does is a time-boxed mandate with decision authority that restores governability first.
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