Talk:Planning
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[edit] Disambiguation page
Sent redirect to a disambiguation page in anticipation of articles expanding on plans and planning. Will duly refer to the primary Plan article where appropriate. --Rev Prez 07:56, 30 May 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Improvement Drive
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[edit] Reads like a tutorial
Please review sections of the article that refer to "you" and "your" and improve the clarity and tone of the article so it reads less like a tutorial. dr.ef.tymac 18:16, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Text about the planning process removed
- The folowwing text about the planningproces is removed today
The planning process provides the framework for developing conservation plans on the basis of ecological, economic, social, and policy considerations. Implementation of these plans may then be facilitated by utilizing technical, educational, and financial assistance programs from NRCS or other sources.[1]
The same planning process is used to develop conservation plans and areawide conservation plans or assessments, but different activities are required to complete each step of the process. Guidance in this handbook is separated accordingly into conservation planning and areawide conservation planning. On-site visits with the client are an integral part of the planning process.[1]
Conservation plans are normally developed with an individual decision-maker. An areawide conservation plan or assessment reflects the desired future conditions developed in conjunction with the client and other stakeholders in the area. The stakeholders may, or more likely may not, be decision-makers for implementing planned activities.[1]
[edit] Further comments
I agree with the removal. I added this text in the first place some time ago as a general introduction. But now I realize this is not so appropriate as an general introduction. It is more an example of a specific framework for planning. If this text should be replaced, this text should be better introduced. -- Marcel Douwe Dekker (talk) 11:20, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
