Introduction
Block Level Planning is the process of formulating development plans at the block level, which is an intermediate administrative unit between the village and district levels. It ensures that local needs and resources are considered in rural development planning.
Key Features
- Focuses on micro-level planning for a group of villages
- Coordinates development programmes across various sectors
- Promotes decentralized and participatory planning
- Guided by Block Development Officers (BDOs)
Conclusion
Block Level Planning bridges the gap between grassroots needs and higher-level policies, making development more responsive and effective.