Given the many different ways that planning bodies can accomplish their tasks and the diverse backgrounds of those involved, planners assume different roles in various situations. For example, planners can act as facilitators and educators. Do you agree these are other roles planners take on to be effective at planning?

There are many different roles a planner may take on to be effective at planning. They must be an unbiased person and look at things from a scientific standpoint. In this case, they take on the role of the researchers. They have to investigate problems as well as solutions. In this capacity, planners are accountable for designing studies, tasks, and project research on crucial health issues. They'll evaluate technical reports prepared to utilize healthcare analysts to research the dynamics of a situation. They research and design and develop systems; lead community processes; make a difference in society; perform technical analysis and teach others. Some planners focus on a number of those roles, which include transportation making plans. Planners can also act as social planners by looking at the needs of the community, or economic development managers and helping to revitalize retail outlets through strategic policy indicators. In the world of planning a planner sometimes has to wear many hats to be effective. They can not only act as facilitators and educators, but also as researchers, assessors, or collaborators.