[ACTIVITY] Difference between policy, processes, and procedures:

Policy – a broad statement that outlines an organization’s goals, values, and expectations for specific areas of operation. It provides guidance for decision-making and sets the direction for the organization.

Processes – steps or activities that an organization uses to carry out its work. They define the sequence of tasks that need to be performed to achieve a specific outcome, and they usually involve multiple stakeholders or departments within an organization.

Procedures – specific instructions for carrying out a particular task within a process. They outline the detailed steps and actions that need to be taken to complete a task, including who is responsible, what tools or resources are needed, and what outcomes are expected.

I also found a video in Youtube explaining the difference which you can watch by clicking the link below.

Policy vs. Process vs. Procedure PLUS How I Structure SOPs – YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-38TmIeSKRk

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