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CONSTRAINTS TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SCHOOL BASED TEACHER DEVELOPMENT (SBD) Program IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN SI AYA DISTRICT, KENYA BY OMEGA THOMAS ODHIAMBO REG.NO. E55/6483/2003 A THESIS SUBMITTED TO

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1. Define the goals: Clearly establish the objectives and outcomes that need to be achieved through the implementation process.
2. Identify limitations: Assess any restrictions or limitations that may impact the implementation, such as budget constraints, time limitations, or technological limitations.
3. Analyze dependencies: Determine the dependencies that exist within the implementation process, including any external factors or resources required for successful execution.
4. Consider risks: Evaluate potential risks or challenges that may arise during implementation and develop strategies to mitigate them.
5. Set realistic timelines: Establish a realistic timeline for the implementation, taking into account any constraints or limitations identified earlier.
6. Allocate resources: Determine the necessary resources, such as personnel, equipment, or materials, needed to carry out the implementation successfully.
7. Communicate and collaborate: Ensure effective communication and collaboration between stakeholders involved in the implementation process to streamline efforts and address any conflicting requirements.
8. Monitor progress: Continuously monitor the progress of the implementation and make adjustments as needed to overcome any constraints or challenges that may arise.

Who needs constraints to the implementation of?

1. Project Managers: Project managers are responsible for overseeing the implementation process and ensuring that constraints are identified and addressed.
2. Stakeholders: Stakeholders, including clients, customers, and end-users, need constraints to the implementation of to ensure that their requirements and expectations are met.
3. Development Teams: Development teams need constraints to the implementation of to guide their work and ensure that the project stays within agreed-upon boundaries.
4. Decision-makers: Decision-makers rely on constraints to the implementation of to make informed choices and allocate resources effectively.
5. External Partners: External partners or vendors involved in the implementation process should also be aware of constraints to ensure alignment with project objectives.
6. Compliance and Regulatory Authorities: Constraints to implementation may also be necessary to comply with regulatory, legal, or industry-specific requirements.

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