a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something; a project or program

to draw up a plan or map out a program

to scheme or orchestrate something, often secretly or maliciously

to divide up or partition a whole into smaller segments or units

to plan and prepare

to set the boundaries or limits of something

to plan, map out, or strategize a course of action

administrative subdivision (e.g. of provinces into counties)

assign or allot resources, land, or funds for a specific purpose, often by an administrative body

to plan (a project)

to cut, rip, or scratch open the surface of an object or skin

a scratch

to make a clear distinction; to differentiate clearly

to fight, exchange blows, or engage in a physical struggle

to gash or cut the skin or flesh, typically caused by a sharp or jagged object

to provide suggestions, plans, or ideas to help solve a problem or achieve a goal

to place under the jurisdiction or administration of another entity

marking a new era; epoch-making

a person responsible for planning, initiating, or organizing a project, event, or program

a written document outlining a set of intended actions, goals, or a project proposal.

to draw a line or mark a physical boundary

to be adjusted to uniformity; standardized or consistent (idiom)

to make something uniform or consistent

canoes and kayaks

a line drawn under text to provide emphasis or denote a hyperlink

PRC State Development and Planning Committee, set up in 1998 to replace the State Planning Committee and replaced in 2003 by the National Development and Reform Commission

to price a medical prescription

A lookup table for Chinese characters organized by radical and stroke count.

integrated program or unified planning

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)

administrative subdivision

political map showing administrative divisions

planning department

a specific goal or objective established within a plan or schedule

the Apollo project (1961-1975), the NASA moon landing project

a collaborative joint project or partnership involving shared resources or efforts

A specific, detailed, and clearly defined plan.

firm and unalterable, often referring to prices or standards

to create a visible sign or notation on a surface to identify something