What are Single Use Plans?

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A single use plan is used once and then it is discarded. It is designed to fit the demands of a specific situation or goal and is ‘used up’ when the goal is achieved or the situation is over. A single use plan is used for a short period of time. Budgets, schedules; projects etc. are the examples of single use plans. Standing plans are prepared for repetitive activities while single use plans are meant for non-repetitive activities.

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