Level National
This level of architecture is defined in the common approach to Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework and includes all (Federal, State, Tribal, and Local) government agencies within a country (the U.S. and its territories).
These architectures are very important to the coordination of nation-wide capabilities, such as sustainable development, first-responder coordination, disaster notification, telecommunications, and transportation infrastructure.
Source: See Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (common approach - as explained in Collaborative Planning Methodology).
The backlinks below usually do not include the child and sibling items, nor the pages in the breadcrumbs.
- Constraints to macro journeys
- External public and publicly guaranteed debt
- Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework
- Implementation and Migration Extension
- Lack of data for monitoring and evaluation
- Macro decision frame
- Macro journey
- Macro level
- Motivation Extension
- Results framework
- Social architecture
- Strategy elements
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academic-tutor-#cpc9291
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accidental-death-insurance-#cpc7132
accident-and-fire-insurance-#cpc7142
accommodation-#cpc632
accommodation-#cpc8552
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accountable-institutions
accounting
accounting-#cpc822
accounting-methods-design-#cpc8311
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action-figures
activities-auxiliary-to-financial-service-#cpc715
actors-#cpc9631
actuarial-services-#cpc7163
acupuncture-#cpc9319
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adaptive
adding-machines-#cpc4514
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adequate-housing