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Method of planning tools, their utilities and limitations
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Plan
Types of projects
Management of project means
Process of planning
Various reasons of project failure and success
Project planning tools
Project cycle management (PCM)
Critical Path Method(CPM)
Capital Output ratio (COR)
Incremental capital- output ratio (ICOR)
Need assessment/problem identification
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Project cycle
Different aspect of project preparation
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Introduction
Feasibility Study of a project
Elements of a feasibility Analysis
Sensitivity  Analysis of a project
Logical framework
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Introduction
How to construct Log frame work ?
Project appraisal and implementation
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Introduction
Monitoring and evaluation with objectives and indicators
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Introduction
Evaluation
Criteria for effective evaluation
Types of Evaluation
Preparation of project concept notes on research and development projects
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CONCEPT OF PROJECT
CHARACTERISTICS OF A PROJECT
TYPES OF PROJECT
TYPES OF PROPOSAL
FUNCTIONS OF PROJECT PROPOSAL
ELEMENTS OF PROPOSAL
ZOPP approach in project planning
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Introduction
Steps of ZOPP Approach
Socioeconomic research methods
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Introduction
Sampling technique
Sample design
Questionnaire development for Socio-Economic Research.
Report contents
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Introduction
Presentation and visual display of data
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Introduction
PREPARING AND PRESENTING SEMINARS
Seminar
Abstract, summary and conclusions
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Abstract:
Summary and conclusion
References, appendices and proofreading
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Introduction
REFERENCING AT THE BODY OF REPORT/MAIN TEXT
REFERENCING AT THE END OF THE TEXT
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN APA AND HARVARD SYSTEM OF REFERENCING
Master Agriculture Project Planning – Notes, Case Studies & Practical Insights – with Rahul

CONCEPT OF PROJECT

a) Project evolves from growth-generating ideas

b) Projects generally originate from plans-serve as building blocks for development planning

c) Projects have specific objective, well defined life span

d) Project is unique and impermanent

 

“A project can be considered to be any series of activities and tasks that have specific objectives to be completed within certain specifications; have definite start and end dates; have funding limits; and consume resources.” – Harold Kerzner

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