Why Planning and Reporting

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Why Planning and Reporting

• 1. Essential to success
• 2. Effective management and communication
• 3. Required for federal funds
• 4. Respond to policy makers and public
• 5. Secures continuing new

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Filters

• Fit with mission, vision, and values
• Frequency counts from counties
• Federal base and initiative programs
• Program balance National, Regional, State
  ISUE/ISU, County, Individual

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National Base Programs

• Agriculture
• Community Resources and Economic Development
• 4-H and Youth Development
• Family Development and Resource Management
• Leadership and Volunteer Development
• Natural Resources and Environmental Management
• Nutrition, Diet and Health

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ISU Extension

• Agriculture
• Families
• Communities
• 4-H Youth
• Business Industry
• Continuing Education

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National Initiatives

• Animal Waste Management
• Food Safety and Quality
• Healthy People, Healthy Communities
• Child Care
• Workforce Preparation
• Financial Security in Later Life

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Statewide Program Priorities

• Money for Life
• Retirement Secure Your Dreams
• Power Pay Analysis
• High School Financial Planning Program
• Family Financial Counseling Certification
• Strengthening Families Relationships
• Adult Children and Aging Parents
• Parent Education, Partnering with Parents
  Academy
• Family Development Certification
• Child Care that Works
• Quality Child Care

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Program Planning
Needs/Goals
Evaluate
Implement
Resources/Restraints
Objectives
Design
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Goals Objectives

• GOAL Long term result requires external
  cooperation
• OBJECTIVES Short term goal that leads to long
  term goal

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ANNUAL REPORT

• Reporting cycle Sept. 1 - Aug. 30
• Activity Reports
• Evaluations
• Success Stories

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Success Story

• 1) What was problem/need
• 2) Extensions response
• 3) Impact

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BENNETTS HIERARCHY

• 7. End Results
• 6. Practice Change
• 5. KASA Change
• 4. Reactions
• 3. People Involvement
• 2. Activities
• 1. Inputs