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Lesson 5 Action Plan

The document outlines the concept of an action plan, which serves as a roadmap for achieving specific goals through a checklist of tasks, timelines, responsibilities, and resources. It describes various types of action plans, including business, marketing, strategic, corrective, and template action plans, each serving distinct purposes within organizations. Additionally, it categorizes action plans into tactical, single-use, and standing plans based on their implementation and frequency of use.

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Lesson 5 Action Plan

The document outlines the concept of an action plan, which serves as a roadmap for achieving specific goals through a checklist of tasks, timelines, responsibilities, and resources. It describes various types of action plans, including business, marketing, strategic, corrective, and template action plans, each serving distinct purposes within organizations. Additionally, it categorizes action plans into tactical, single-use, and standing plans based on their implementation and frequency of use.

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BUSINESS ETHICS

AND SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY

SHYNE IRISH N. CABOTAJE


Subject Teacher
Proposed
Action Plan
What is action plan?
- A checklist for the steps or tasks you need to
complete in order to achieve the goals you have set.
- An action plan is a detailed outline or roadmap
designed to help individuals or organizations
achieve specific goals or objectives.
Key components of an action plan include:
• Objective: A clear description of what you aim to achieve.
• Tasks or Steps: The specific actions required to meet the
objective.
• Timeline: Deadlines or schedules to track progress.
• Responsibilities: Assigning tasks to individuals or teams.
• Resources: Identifying tools, materials, or support needed.
• Evaluation: Methods to monitor progress and ensure the plan
stays on track.
Different Types of
Action Plan Templates
Business Action
It refers to specific steps, strategies, or decisions
taken by a business to achieve its goals or
address challenges. It encompasses actions at
various levels, such as operational, financial,
marketing, or strategic initiatives.
Plan Marketing Action Plan
A detailed strategy that outlines specific steps, actions,
and resources required to execute a marketing
campaign or achieve marketing goals. It translates
broader marketing strategies into practical, actionable
tasks, ensuring the marketing team stays organized and
aligned with the objectives.
Strategic Action Plan
It is a detailed blueprint that outlines the specific
steps an organization, team, or individual will take
to achieve long-term objectives or goals that align
with their broader strategy.
Corrective Action Plan
Its goal is to identify the root cause of the problem
and implement measures to prevent it from
happening again. Corrective action plans are often
used in quality assurance, compliance, workplace
safety, and project management.
Template Action Plan Template
A Template Action Plan Template is essentially a
pre-designed framework or layout that helps you
create a detailed action plan. It's a reusable tool
that provides the structure for outlining tasks,
responsibilities, resources, and timelines for
achieving specific goals.
Action Plans in
Organizations
Type of Action Plan Primary Purpose Forms

To systematically implement
Tactical Plan the organization's strategic Various
plans

To carry out a course of Programs


Single-Use Plan action that is not likely to be
Projects
repeated in the future

To carry a course of action that Policies


Standing Plan is likely to be repeated Standard operating procedures
Rules and regulations
regularly over a period of time
THANK YOU

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