VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
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also be assigned during such planning sessions if time will allow.<br />
Through partnership analysis the group may analyze the capacity and<br />
commitment of various allies to actually carry out activities. The group<br />
may also identify societal groups who are an impediment to the<br />
realization of otherwise common goals and objectives and identify<br />
strategies for bringing them "on-board" or to neutralize them.<br />
Since planning and revision of plans for social mobilization is often<br />
carried out with relatively large groups of people, it is useful to develop<br />
and stick to a colour code to reduce confusion in group processes. In<br />
Bangladesh, where <strong>VIPP</strong> has been used widely for social mobilization<br />
planning, pink cards have been commonly used for problem analysis,<br />
green for goal setting, blue for objectives or sub-goals, yellow for<br />
strategies, and white for activities and other details. Of course, there<br />
is no requirement to follow this colour code as long as a consistent<br />
colour code is followed within a particular planning process.<br />
Some examples of applications of <strong>VIPP</strong> in planning for social<br />
mobilization are given in the appendices (pages 142-146).<br />
The use of standard colours for problem analysis, goal and sub-goal setting,<br />
and for mapping out strategies and activities, helps to order and streamline<br />
group deliberations.<br />
THE USES OF <strong>VIPP</strong><br />
Group<br />
events<br />
and<br />
<strong>VIPP</strong><br />
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