MPA854 - DEVELOPMENT PLANNING, PROJECT PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

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NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA

PLOT 91, CADASTRAL ZONE, NNAMDI AZIKIWE EXPRESSWAY, JABI, ABUJA FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 2019_2 EXAMINATION

COURSE CODE: MPA 858 CREDIT UNITS: 2 COURSE TITLE: DEVELOPMENT PLANNING, PROJECT PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION TIME ALLOWED: 2 Hours

INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Attempt question Number one (1) and any other two (2).

2.Question number 1 is compulsory and carries 30 marks, while the other questions carry 20 marks each

3.Present all your points in coherent and orderly manner

1.(a) Define Development Planning (5 Marks).

(b) Discuss any five (5) essentials of performance development planning (25 Marks)

Total = (30 Marks)

2.As a student of Public Administration, which planning model would you recommend for Nigeria and why? 20 Marks

3.Write short notes on the following:

i.Local Development Planning 4 Marks

ii.Nonprofit Development Planning 4 Marks

iii.Strategic Development Planning 4 Marks

iv.Operational Planning 4 Marks

v.Individual Development Planning 4 Marks

Total = 20 Marks

4.a. Mention four (4) of the basic concepts of Project/ Programme Planning

b.Explain four (4) of the basic concepts of Project/ Programme Planning

c.Discuss six (6) benefits of Programme Planning. 20 Marks

5.(a) Attempt a conceptual definition of Strategic Planning. (5 Marks)

(b) Mention and explain five (5) basic concepts of a Strategic Plan. (3 Marks each) for any five points fully discussed 15 Marks.

Total =20 Marks

					
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