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[#] 8 [Questions] As part of the CNAP planning process, UC counties have been asked to provide information on the numbers served and site listings for EFNEP. Why is this information needed and will it be used for numbers served in the integrated county work plan? [Answer] 
It is important to determine why the question is being asked and how the information will be used. The information on what is provided by EFNEP can be an important step in determining the unmet need in the county and have it included within the description of needs; eg "EFNEP provides series based direct education programs to 1,200 residents at 15 community and school sites in Boone County." As mentioned in Q.7, the CNAP is planning proceeds, having this information can help enhance and assure the current EFNEP programs are understood and supported. The integrated work plan is intended to only project and count numbers that are directly served with SNAP Ed funds, therefore the EFNEP numbers should not be included in the work plan for numbers to be served.
FFY 2015 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) — UC CalFresh
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