tiltaksplan

Tiltaksplan is a plan that describes concrete measures to address a problem or to achieve defined objectives. It is used across government agencies, municipalities, schools, health services, and private organizations in Norway and other Nordic countries. The purpose is to specify what will be done, by whom, and by when; to mobilize resources; and to enable monitoring of progress.

Key elements typically found in a tiltaksplan include a clearly stated problem or goal, measurable objectives, a set of concrete measures or actions, target dates, assigned responsibilities, budget and resources, indicators to monitor progress, a plan for follow-up, reporting, and evaluation, as well as risk assessment and mitigation strategies. Stakeholder involvement is often emphasized to ensure relevance and feasibility.

The development process usually involves assessment and data collection, consultation with affected parties, and coordination among relevant departments or teams. A tiltaksplan should be realistic, time-bound, and aligned with broader plans and budgets. It is often revised periodically to reflect changing circumstances or new information.

Usage and purpose can vary by sector, but tiltaksplan commonly serves to organize and communicate how an initiative will be implemented, track accountability, and demonstrate progress toward stated outcomes. The term is widely used in Norwegian public administration and is frequently translated into English as “action plan” or “measures plan.”