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needs assessment

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needs assessment
An analysis of requirements. It determines what people, functions or systems are currently lacking in order to achieve the goals of an organization. A needs assessment also prioritizes the requirements so that the most glaring deficiency can be fulfilled first.


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He expressed these views while chairing a meeting on Damage and Needs Assessment (DNA) in NWFP and parts of FATA here at the PM Secretariat on Monday.
95 Paperback HD30 Part of a five-book series that takes readers through the different phases of the process, this volume provides an overview of needs assessment in an organization.
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