Learning Objectives:
 | Understand the connection between various management functions (planning, organizing, leading, and controlling) and the coordination of agency resources, programs, and services |
| Define the functions used for intra-agency coordination, including vertical and lateral coordination |
| Provide examples of planning and control systems used to coordinate and control agency work processes, including performance control and action planning |
| Define management roles for leisure services provision in the three sectors (public, non-profit, commercial) and identify the opportunities for coordination both among and within sectors |
| Identify the methods for coordinating interorganizational efforts, including both inter- and intra sector partnership strategies |
To complete this module successfully, please complete the following activities in the order shown below:
Textbook Reading:
Coordination of Resources, Programs and Services, Chapter 6, pp. 115-137
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Lesson: Coordination of Resources,
Programs and Services
Once you have completed the activities in this topic, you should:
Go on to Module Seven: Planning and Decision Making
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