Social Planning
Social Planning
- Larry M. GantLarry M. GantUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor
- , and Lorraine GutiérrezLorraine GutiérrezUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor
Summary
Social planning emphasizes the application of rational problem-solving techniques and data-driven approaches to identify, determine, and help coordinate services for target populations. Social planning is carried out by a myriad of organizations—from federal agencies to community organizations—attempting to solve problems ranging from child welfare to aging.
Keywords
Subjects
- Administration and Management
- Human Behavior
- Macro Practice
- Policy and Advocacy
Updated in this version
Content and references updated for the Encyclopedia of Macro Social Work.