Microplanning is a decentralized and participatory planning process carried out at the grassroots level to identify local needs, utilize available resources, and prepare practical development plans. It focuses on small geographical units such as villages, urban wards, or communities and involves the active participation of local people, community-based organizations, and local government institutions. In the context of gender-sensitive planning and policy making, microplanning ensures that the needs, priorities, and concerns of women, men, girls, and boys are identified separately and addressed equitably. It aims to reduce gender inequalities by promoting inclusive participation and equitable access to resources, opportunities, and services. The first step in the microplanning process is the preparation and orientation phase. During this stage, planners identify the planning area, define objectives, form planning teams, and create awareness among stakeholders. Training is provided to local representatives and community members regarding