Program Planning Crossword

A theory-based strategy or experience in which those in the priority population will be exposed or in which they will take part.
Some call an intervention this.
The number of components or activities that makeup the intervention.
The number of program units delivered.
A general plan of action for affecting a health problem.
Individuals from within the planning agency/organization or people from within the priority population supply the needed labor.
Individuals from outside the planning agency/organization or priority population who would conduct part or all of the program.
Individuals who serve an organization or cause and does not get paid.
This is also known as capacity-building assistance (CBA).
A small group of people with complementary skills who are committed to a common purpose.
A planning process that incorporates the wants, needs, and preferences of the priority population directly into interventions and implementation.
Alternative choices for filling a need; programs or products that send messages that conflict with the behaviors program planners are promoting.
Explains a pattern for how innovations are adopted in a population.
The process of identifying groups of consumers that share similar characteristics and will respond in a like way to a marketing strategy.
The process of the marketer providing a product and its benefits to the consumer in trade for the consumer paying a price.
The process of recording and summarizing transactions and interpreting their affects on the program budget.
Review and confirmation that financial reports are accurate and that standard accounting procedures were used to prepare the reports.
doing good
Situations where competing values are at play and program planners need to make a judgement about what is the most appropriate course of action.
A major component of an objective that describes what will change as a result of the program; also the intended results in a logic model.