# Action Map — The Quad
> Kit 21 · The Quad · deliverable · designed and built by I Wayan Usada — instructional design portfolio · fictional composite
## The goal (proposed, not measured)
Programme plans name a receiving owner per practice before launch, and pilots are handed to a faction that already runs them.
## What people do instead
Order adoption on day one, or keep showcasing until the funding stops; hand the practice to the sponsor rather than to whoever runs it.
## The actions that close the gap
| # | Behaviour | What it looks like | Where the artifact trains it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | **Read the factions before moving** | the first co-owner is the faction whose cue shows the most willingness | cues + willingness fog |
| 2 | **Build ownership before locking it in** | CO-OWN comes before FORMALIZE or MANDATE | move order; formalize only locks in ownership ≥ 40 |
| 3 | **Hand over to whoever holds it** | HANDOVER goes to a faction with ownership ≥ 60 | Q4 handover; the banner lands or droops |
## What is not a training problem
- If project funding always ends at 12 months with no receiving budget, even a good sequence ends in theatre; the funding model needs a handover line.
- Faction willingness is partly earned by being asked: consulting central services on workload is a governance step, not a training topic.
## Revision note
One vocabulary (willingness, ownership); the taught sequence now fits four quarters; the L2 target no longer counts a "mixed landing" as success. Nothing has been measured.