Programme Planning, Implementation and Evalution

PROGRAMME PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION 2(1+1)

Lesson 20 : Constraints in Programme Implementation at Grass Root Level

Socio-cultural factors

The socio-cultural factors affecting the implementation of a project include

• Lack of finances and manipulation of money by people.
• Inability to get convinced

The stratification of the programme participants is based on

• Caste and religion
• Social customs and traditions
• Mores and taboos
• Local employment generated by the project
• Distribution of project benefits among the clientele of the project
• Impact on the quality of life

Therefore, it is important to meet the social objectives of the clientele as programmes fail due to lack of cohesion among social factors.