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Integrated development planning takes a holistic view of planning that encompasses academic, facilities, budget, infrastructure, and strategic planning at an educational institution. Some development plans fail due to poorly defined goals that different people interpret differently or that contradict behavioral intentions. Plans also fail when there are conflicting interests that go unaddressed. To succeed, development plans need clearly defined and agreed upon goals and a process to resolve differing interests.

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Module2 Lesson 4

Integrated development planning takes a holistic view of planning that encompasses academic, facilities, budget, infrastructure, and strategic planning at an educational institution. Some development plans fail due to poorly defined goals that different people interpret differently or that contradict behavioral intentions. Plans also fail when there are conflicting interests that go unaddressed. To succeed, development plans need clearly defined and agreed upon goals and a process to resolve differing interests.

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POLYTHECNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES OPEN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM School of Distance Education Don Fabian,Quezon City

1. What is integrated development planning? Integrated Development Planning as "a holistic view of planning; as its name implies, it embraces the full spectrum of planning functions at a postsecondary institution, including, but not limited to: academic, campus or master facilities, budgeting and financial resources, infrastructure, and strategic. 2. Why do some development plans fail? Suggest some solutions. Theres a failure on some development because of failure of plan delineation happens in two ways: first, there is a tendency of bureaucrats to not define any goal in a manner in which one could be held responsible for failure to attain it, and second, there is often a dichotomy of interest which is left unaddressed. The result is frequently a goal or mission statement that means different things to different people and/or one which explicitly articulates a goal which is implicitly contrary to behavioral intentions. In human services, for example, the habitual actions toward control of people with problems in living substantiate the implicit intent to protect society, while most mission or policy statement emphasize the effort to help people with problems in living. The devil is in the details. Social planning and policy thus

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POLYTHECNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES OPEN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM School of Distance Education Don Fabian,Quezon City

becomes an exercise in rhetoric, rather than a principled debate leading to an agreed upon plan of action to meet intended outcomes.

Module 2. Lesson 4. Integrated Planning,Dec.23,2012,Laurice C.Flogencio

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