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Part 5 explains which delivery method we propose for the area, given audience expectations and technical possibilities. (relates to appropriate delivery system)

Part 6 gives details of our regional research and marketing programmes. (relates to overall aims, qualitative and quantitative research)

Part 7 sums up the targets we aim to achieve by the end of this Triennium.

Priorities and Costs

The Programme Plan sets out a large number of proposals. Taken together they make a coherent plan. Taken individually each can be seen to move World Service towards the goals of the WS2000 Strategy. Even if no additional money is available through the Grant in Aid, the priorities and the targets will remain valid, and we will do what we can ourselves to realise the most important of them.

Our approach has been to develop criteria to enable us to set priorities, and then to cost those developments which we place high on the priorities list, and to outline how they might be phased in during the three years of the Triennium.

In the final pages of this section the proposals are grouped according to priority in four bands, and costings for the the two highest bands are provided.

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