> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.pears.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.pears.io/plan/action-plans/outputs.md).

# Add Outputs

The Outputs section describes the activities, products, or deliverables that will be implemented to reach your action plan's intended outcomes.

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#### Navigate to the Outputs Page

After completing the Situation Assessment, PEARS directs you to the Outputs page. You can also access it from the action plan detail page by clicking **Outputs** in the progress panel.
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#### Describe Your Planned Outputs

In the text editor, describe the activities, products, or deliverables you plan to implement. Be specific about what you will do to achieve the outcomes defined in your action plan.

![Screenshot: The Outputs text editor showing the rich text editing toolbar and the text area where users enter their planned outputs, with Save and Save and Continue buttons below](/files/ohbp8k2tplmmHiyLePn9)

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<summary>EXAMPLE: Writing Effective Outputs</summary>

Strong outputs are specific, actionable descriptions of what you plan to deliver. For example:

* "Conduct a 6-session nutrition education series for SNAP-eligible adults at the Main Street Community Center."
* "Develop and distribute a bilingual food safety guide for new immigrants in the county."
* "Host 3 farm-to-table cooking demonstrations at local farmers markets during the summer season."

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#### Save and Continue

Click **Save and Continue** to save the outputs and proceed to the [Outcomes and Indicators](/plan/action-plans/outcomes-and-indicators.md) page.
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