This document discusses the process of extension program planning. It defines key terms like "extension program" and outlines assumptions and principles of extension planning. The main steps in the extension program planning process are identified as: 1) collecting relevant facts, 2) analyzing the situation, 3) identifying problems, 4) determining objectives and goals, 5) developing a plan of work and calendar, 6) implementing the plan, 7) evaluating progress, and 8) reconsidering and revising the program. The document emphasizes analyzing needs, setting clear and realistic objectives, involving local stakeholders, and continuously evaluating and improving the program.
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organizational structure of kvk ,
Role and responsibility of the kvk ,
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**needs updates and improvement
this slides are made with excerpts from other sources like, books,publication, journals, magazines and on-line sources.No plagiarism intended.
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MONITORING & EVALUATION OF EXTENSION PROGRAMMESAyush Mishra
MONITORING & EVALUATION OF EXTENSION PROGRAMMES. HIGHLIGHTS EXTENSION PROGRAMME PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF PROJECTS, STEPS IN PROGRAM PLANNING ETC.
Lecture 4 objectives, philosophy, fucntion, scope and use , basic term of...bp singh
This lecture is very much useful for the extensionists, researchers, teachers and students pursuing their education in Agricultural Extension, dairy extension, veterinary extension
This professional system of extension is based on frequent training of extension workers and regular field visits for onward guiding the farmers in agricultural production and raising their income by providing appropriate plans for country development.
extension teaching methods are means to use to teach the farmers and the students. The choice and use of these methods depends upon the type of message to be imparted or delivered, size of the audience and their attributes. combination of extension teaching methods experienced to be more effective.
Terminology, concept, level of extension educationbp singh
This is very useful for the students pursuing their education in Agril Extension /Dairy Extension/Veterinary Extension/Home Science Extension/Fishery Extension
**needs updates and improvement
this slides are made with excerpts from other sources like, books,publication, journals, magazines and on-line sources.No plagiarism intended.
intended for the review in the upcoming may 2015 agriculture major admission test of Cavite State University.
for inquiries email me at: darkspot0713@gmail.com
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Extension programme planning
1.
2. Submitted to:
Dr. Golya naik sir
Dept. of Extension
College of sericulture,
Chintamani.
Submitted by:
jyothi P
ALC3021, III BSc(agri)
College of sericulture,
Chintamani.
3.
4. Introduction
• A programme means a prospectus or a
statement issued to promote understanding and
interest in an enterprise.
• Planning is a process, which involves
studying the past, and present in order to
forecast the future and in the light of that
forecast determining the goals to be achieved
and what must be done to reach them.
• Extension Programme is a statement of
situation, objectives, problems and solutions.
5. • Programme Planning is a decision making
process involving critical analysis of the
existing situation and the problems, evaluation
of the various alternatives to solve these
problems and the selection of the relevant
ones, giving necessary priorities based upon
local needs and resources by the cooperative
efforts of the people both official and non-
official with a view to facilitate the individual
and community growth and development.
6. Definitions .
• Leagans (1961) says that an "extension
programme" is a set of clearly defined,
consciously conceived objectives or ends,
derived from an adequate analysis of the
situation, which are to be achieved through
extension teaching activity.
7. • Lawrence (1962) says that an "extension
programme" is the sum total of all the
activities and undertakings of a county
extension services. It includes:
(i) programme planning process
(ii) written programme statement
(iii) plan of work
(iv) programme execution
(v) results
(vi) evaluation.
8. Assumptions on Extension Planning
• The concept of extension planning is based on
a number of assumptions.
• Boyle (1965) has listed the following
assumptions in this regard.
i. Planning change is a necessary pre-requisite
to effective social progress for people and
communities.
ii. The most desirable change is pre-determined
and democratically achieved.
9. ii. Extension education programmes, if properly
planned and implemented, can make a
significant contribution to planned change.
iii. It is possible to select, organize and
administer a programme that will contribute
to the social and economic progress of
people.
iv. People and communities need the guidance,
leadership and help of extension educators to
solve their problems in a planned and
systematic way.
10. Pr
• Principles are the fundamental truths and
settled rules of action. There are some basic
principals which are generally applicable
before starting any extension programme.
These are as follows:
1. Programme should be based on felt needs of
people.
2. Objectives of the programme should have
clarity and meaning
3. Programmes should be based on an analysis of
the past experience, present situation and
future needs.
11. 5. Has balance with emphasis.
6. Has definite plan of work.
7. Is a continuous process.
8. Is a teaching process
9. Is a co-ordinating process.
10. Provides for evaluation of results and
reconsideration of programmes.
11. All concerning people must be given a
summary of the programme in a written
format.
13. 1. Collection of
facts
It is the starting point of programme planning
process. Pertinent data may be collected from
the available records and survey of the area.
Information relating to the people, their
enterprises, levels of technology, facilities and
constraints, values etc. may be collected.
Information may also be collected from
Panchayats, Cooperatives and other
organizations in the area.
14. 2. Analysis of the situation
• The data and information collected are then
analyzed with the local people. This shall help
in understanding the situation in its proper
perspective.
15. 3. Identification of the
problems
A proper analysis and interpretation of the data
shall help in correctly identifying the
problems.
There may be many problems, but only the
urgent and significant ones, which may be
solved with the available resources and within
the limits of time, should be selected.
Selections of a large number of problems,
which cannot be properly managed, lead to a
failure of the programme and generate
frustration among the people.
16. 4. Determination of objectives and goals
The objectives are set forth on the basis of the
significant needs identified. The objectives
should be direct and stated in clear terms.
To make the objectives realistic and
actionable, there is need to state them in terms
of specific goals.
It is necessary to discuss with the local people
and local institutions, which shall also
legitimize the programme planning process.
17. 5. Developing plan of work and calender
operations.
The plan of work should be in written form
and shall indicate who shall do what job.
The plan should have all the essential details
and no important point should be left out.
The calendar of operations shall be prepared
on the basis of the plan of work and shall
specify when a particular work shall be done,
preferably mentioning date and time
18. 6.Follow through plan of work
and calender of operations.
This is not a routine type of work as many
people may think.
Training of participants, conducting method
demonstrations, making regular visits and
monitoring are some of the important functions
the extension agent shall perform at this stage.
Obtaining feed back information is
extremely important at this stage.
19. 7.Evaluation of progress
Evaluation is the process of determining the
extent to which we have been able to attain our
objectives.
It should be a continuous process not only to
measure the end result but also to ensure that
all the steps are correctly followed.
Evaluation may be formal or informal,
depending on the importance of the
programme and also on the availability of
trained manpower, funds,
facilities and time.
20. 8.Reconsideration &
revision of the programme.
On the basis of the results of evaluation, the
programme should be reconsidered and
revised, if needed.
This reconsideration should be done not only
with the participants; but also with the
scientists, administrators in extension
organization and local bodies like Panchayats,
etc.
Reconsideration shall help in making
necessary corrections and modifications in the