The program efforts conducted to achieve the objectives.

Tasks that the project undertakes in order to meet the objectives.

Administrative or managerial tasks necessary to start and maintain a project. Activities might include recruiting participants, scheduling workshops or coordinating speakers.

The actions (and Means/ Inputs) that have to be taken/provided to produce the Results/Outputs. They summarise what will be undertaken by the project/ programme.

How a project uses its inputs to achieve outcomes. Project activities are described in the Project Workplan Guidelines. An example of a project activity is, “Identify a consultant to develop the training curriculum”.

What a programme does with the services it provides; eg health education programmes, coach education seminars. To support these activities, programmes use inputs which result in outputs (see also under outputs) – see also under general outcome statement and outcomes.- What are we being funded to do

Event level used in describing the work flow; detailed further by Tasks and preceded by Processes. Activities describe "what" is done. Tasks describe "how" the activity is done.

(See "project activities").

Tasks that support and/or produce a project's products and services; they serve as the basis for estimating the project's schedule, resources, and costs

are both tasks and scheduled calendar events. You can define and track activities for many different objects, including campaigns, accounts, contacts, and leads. When creating an activity, you can describe it and specify attributes such as priority, due date, and status.

Collections of actions combined to achieve an intended purpose. An activity is a definite task, project, job or chore assigned, expected, or selected by a person.

outings planned by Staff, mostly for Saturdays and Sundays. Participation in these activities is earned by students through room and chore points.

the specific steps that will be undertaken in the implementation of a plan; activities specify the manner in which objectives and goals will be met.

TravelScope gathers information on 11 different activity categories: (1) visits to historical places or museums; (2) visits to national or state parks; (3) attending cultural events or festivals; (4) going to theme or amusement parks; (5) outdoor activities (e.g., hunting, fishing, hiking); (6) shopping; (7) night life or dancing; (8) going to the beach; (9) playing golf, tennis or going skiing; (10) attending sports events; and (11) gambling.

(as referred to in logic models) The actions needed to implement a program, deliver a service, carry out planned strategiesRelated terms: processes, strategies, methods, action steps Innovation Network Logic Model Workbook p 10Source web site

Activities in Moodle are educational things to do. They include, for example: discussing a topic in a forum, writing a journal entry, submitting anassignment, or completing a quiz. Keyword(s): activitiesee

The things a family does day-to-day or programs where children can play and learn with others.

are what a program does with its inputs – the services it provides to fulfill its mission.