Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
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Chapter-1<br />
Federal Ministries/Divisions<br />
ix) <strong>Development</strong> of appropriate cost and physical standards <strong>for</strong><br />
effective technical and economic appraisal of projects.<br />
x) Coordination of all work pertaining to:<br />
Indonesia - Pakistan Economic and Cultural Cooperation<br />
(a)<br />
(IPECC);<br />
(b) Iran - Pakistan Joint Ministerial <strong>Commission</strong>;<br />
(c) Turkish - Pakistan Joint Ministerial <strong>Commission</strong>.<br />
xi) National Logistics Cell<br />
xii) Administrative control of:-<br />
(a) Economists and Planners Group;<br />
(b) Pakistan Institute of <strong>Development</strong> Economics; and<br />
(c) Overseas Construction Board.<br />
1.19 The Federal Ministries are responsible <strong>for</strong> the preparation of programmes and projects in<br />
their respective fields of interest including autonomous organizations under their control. The<br />
programmes prepared by the Federal Ministries are submitted to <strong>Planning</strong> <strong>Commission</strong> which<br />
coordinates all development programmes in the country.<br />
Provincial <strong>Planning</strong> & <strong>Development</strong> Departments<br />
1.20 The <strong>Planning</strong> and <strong>Development</strong> Department is the principal planning organization at the<br />
provincial level. It is headed by the Chairman, <strong>Planning</strong> and <strong>Development</strong> Board, Punjab and<br />
Additional Chief Secretaries (<strong>Development</strong>) in the rest of the three provinces and Azad Jammu<br />
and Kashmir and is assisted by professional staff of economists and specialists in various fields.<br />
It coordinates the programmes prepared by the provincial departments concerned with<br />
development and prepares the overall provincial Five Year Plan and Annual Plans.<br />
Conceptual Definitions<br />
1.21 <strong>Planning</strong> is usually classified in terms of time and organisational factor. In accordance<br />
with the time factor, plans are divided into three categories - short, medium and long. A shortterm<br />
plan has a very brief and limited horizon. It is <strong>for</strong>mulated with only one fiscal year in<br />
view. It is also called Annual <strong>Development</strong> Plan or simply Annual Plan. A medium-term plan<br />
covers four to seven years period with five years being the most popular choice. A long-term<br />
plan, more often called a "Perspective Plan", may have a 15-25 years tenure depending upon the<br />
peculiar economic compulsions and needs of a country. The conceputal definitions in respect of<br />
different types of plans <strong>for</strong>mulated in the country are indicated below:<br />
Annual Plan<br />
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