What is the term for the plan formulated by a beneficiary-association, which includes physical plans and programs for well-being?

The term "People's plan" refers to a strategy developed by a beneficiary-association that encompasses both physical plans and programs aimed at improving the well-being of its members. This term highlights the collaborative nature of the planning process, emphasizing the involvement of the community or beneficiaries in identifying their own needs and aspirations. The approach typically prioritizes the voices of the people and aims to tailor the plans to directly serve their interests and enhance their quality of life.

Other terms, like "Community plan" or "Development plan," while related to the planning process, may not specifically capture the intention behind a beneficiary-association's efforts to actively involve its members. "Association plan" could refer to a more generalized strategy of the association that may not emphasize the same community-centric focus that a "People's plan" does. The specificity of the term "People's plan" makes it particularly fitting for the context of beneficiary involvement and prioritization of well-being.