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Sadly enough, majority of the plans for rural development are only framed in the confinement of papers. How can the situation be remedied?
The planners should be ordered to supervise the field work and implementation of those plans on a regular basis
The rural development department's paper supply should be cut short
New plan should only be made after all the old plans, defunct or not, have been carried out beyond reproach
All of the above
- Option 1: Planners supervising field work ensures that plans transform from paper to reality. This direct involvement can boost accountability and effectiveness.
- Option 2: Cutting short the paper supply might slightly discourage excessive planning, but doesn’t directly ensure implementation.
- Option 3: Requiring completion of old plans can prevent neglect but might delay new, necessary initiatives.
- Option 4: Involves elements from all options but could be seen as excessive without ensuring practical focus.
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