FEX 311: 5.2.1 Introduction

5.2.1 Introduction

The principles of programme helps us to develop the logical steps in programme planning process. The Extension Programme Process has eight steps which form a continuous cycle of programme determination and programme implementation in extension.

Collection of facts
Analysis of situation
Identification of problems
Determination of objectives and goals
Developing plan of work and calendar of operations
Follow through plan of work and calendar of operations
Evaluation of progress
Reconsideration and revision of programme

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      - 5.3.2 Purpose of participatory planning
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5.2.1 Introduction

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