Implementation plans, which tier off of programmatic plans (like the General Management Plan) focus on "how to implement an activity or project needed to achieve a long-term goal. Implementation plans may direct specific projects as well as ongoing management activities or programs. They provide a more extensive level of detail and analysis than do general management plans. Implementation plans are required to undergo NEPA review.

A document that sets forth (1) when and how the actions appropriate to comply with DOE, LLNL, or other regulatory requirements shall be taken, and (2) what relief will be sought if full compliance with a requirement cannot be attained in a reasonable manner. An implementation plan may be prepared as a best management practice at the request of a manager.

a detailed project management tool for a specific

a document that is negotiated and re-negotiated by the parties to a land claims and/or self-government agreement during the negotiations of a final agreement

an evolved content plan used when your are implementing a Web project on your own -- without using a vendor

An agreement which guides and monitors the implementation of a final agreement in Canadian treaty negotiations. The implementation plan sets out the activities and obligations of the parties required to fulfil the agreement. It does not create legal obligations beyond those identified in the final agreement. (For more detailed information click here)

A plan required for candidate projects which includes a schedule of project activities and a budget.

This is a plan detailing how the recommended treatment will be put into action.

a site-specific plan written to implement decisions made in a land use plan. An implementation plans usually selects and applies best management practices to meet land use plan objectives. Implementation plans are synonymous with “activity” plans. Examples of implementation plans include interdisciplinary management plans, habitat management plans, and allotment management plans.