The evaluation-and-revision stage of community development planning proceeds in three steps: evaluate outcomes against the original goals using community and stakeholder feedback, update the plan's priorities, strategies, and actions based on the findings, and continue the planning, implementation, and evaluation cycle as needs and evidence change.

Community Development Planning: Evaluation-and-Revision Workflow

Evaluate community-development outcomes against the plan's goals, use community and stakeholder feedback to identify lessons learned, and revise priorities, strategies, and actions as needs and evidence change.

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- Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 1: Step 1: Establish a Planning Committee
- Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 2: Step 2: Conduct a Community Assessment
- Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 3: Step 3: Develop a Strategic Plan
- Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 4: Step 4: Implement the Plan
- Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 5: Step 5: Evaluate and Revise the Plan

Steps of Writing Community Development Community Planning

Form a diverse group of stakeholders who will lead the planning process. This committee should include representatives from various sectors of the community such as local government, businesses, non-profits, and residents.

Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 1: Step 1: Establish a Planning Committee

Gather data and insights about the community to understand its needs, resources, and challenges. This will inform the development of targeted strategies.

Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 2: Step 2: Conduct a Community Assessment

Put the strategic plan into action, mobilizing resources and coordinating efforts to achieve the set goals.

Writing Community Development Community Planning - Step 4: Step 4: Implement the Plan

Based on the assessment findings, create a strategic plan that outlines the goals, strategies, and actions needed to address the community's needs.

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