Spanish term
Plan de Actividades
4 +5 | Action Plan or Plan of Activities | Yvonne Gallagher |
4 +2 | Action Plan | Nayrim (X) |
4 | activity schedule | Giovanni Rengifo |
3 | Activity Plans | Bruno Dutra |
Non-PRO (2): Yvonne Gallagher, philgoddard
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Proposed translations
Action Plan or Plan of Activities
Action Plan if there is a proposal being made regarding activities to be pursued or supports or guidance
Activity Plans
Action Plan
activity schedule
If they mentioned dates and times, "schedule" is probably a good choice here.
Additionally, I think there's a difference between "activities" and "actions".
Can you provide an example of the kinds of activities they're planning to carry out?
In any event, you have the whole document, so you'll be in the position of choosing the better word to use here.
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