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    This 9 point plan provides a template for planning activities by outlining key questions around the activity, location, people involved, equipment needed, budget, helpers, and evaluation. The plan is intended to help committees and clubs systematically organize events by considering what, why, where, who, when, resources, funding, assistance required, and subsequent review.

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    This 9 point plan provides a template for planning activities by outlining key questions around the activity, location, people involved, equipment needed, budget, helpers, and evaluation. The plan is intended to help committees and clubs systematically organize events by considering what, why, where, who, when, resources, funding, assistance required, and subsequent review.

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    The 9 point plan – a tool for planning activities

    This can be used by the committee, a sub-committee or at the club meeting.


    1. What is the activity?

    2. Why are we doing it? Who benefits and how?

    3. Where will we do it?

    4. Who will be involved?

    5. When will we do it?

    6. What equipment do we need?

    7. What money do we need?

    8. Who can help us?

    9. After the activity is done- evaluate to see what the members learned and how other

    people benefited.

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