Plan to Action...
WHAT IS AN ACTION PLAN?
An action plan is a specific strategy that outlines the concrete steps to achieve one or more goals and seek effective solutions to the problems plaguing the uprising community. A community's thresholds can be emphasized with the aid of a community action plan, which also illustrates a list of peer activities and aids local and state governments in comprehending community needs.
WHY IS AN ACTION PLAN NECESSARY?
Crafting an action plan can enhance the efficiency and accountability of a given procedure or solution and assist change makers in turning their dreams into reality.
~ Presentation by Aayushi Singhal DLDAVPP
HOW TO IMPLEMENT AN ACTION PLAN?
There are two general approaches for reconciling local issues: political action and direct action
Political action:
It refers to the procedure of introducing state and private firms to mitigate a certain issue.
For illustration, calling on leaders to help augment the water quality through ordinances and local support has been considered political action. Then it also aims to elicit creative tension between public and private groups in order to solve an specific issue.
Direct action:
It is the methodology of collaborating in order to address a dilemma.
It entails a more direct method for resolving a societal problem. This might necessitate retrofitting cycling paths and green spaces in suburbs to support green movements.
For instance, consider a part of town that repurposes a roadway as energy spaces, comprehensive with cycling paths, play areas, greenways, and subsistence agriculture.
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Page created by Aayushi Singhal, DLDAVPP
Video and mindmaps created by Aayushi Singhal, DLDAVPP
Aesthetic effects by Shivansh Shah Chawla, DLDAVPP
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