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Module 7 - Project Development

This document outlines the concepts and strategies for project development, including project identification and planning. It details the processes for conducting problem analysis and objective analysis, as well as creating a project planning matrix. Additionally, it provides an assignment for creating a group project proposal that incorporates these elements.

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Module 7 - Project Development

This document outlines the concepts and strategies for project development, including project identification and planning. It details the processes for conducting problem analysis and objective analysis, as well as creating a project planning matrix. Additionally, it provides an assignment for creating a group project proposal that incorporates these elements.

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PROJECT

DEVELOPMENT
BY THE END OF THIS LESSON, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

Understand the concepts and strategies


1 of project development.

Apply the technicalities of project


2 identification and planning.

Create Problem Analysis, Objective


3 Analysis, and Project Planning Matrix.
PROJECT
Is a set of planned
activities or measures to
be carried out within a
defined area of action, with
specific resources to be
used and within a limited
timeframe.
PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND
PROJECT IDENTIFICATION
PROBLEM
Is any deviation from
desirable condition,
standard or expected level
of performance.
How to do the Problem Analysis?
(The Problem Tree)
Step 1 – Write up proposals for the core problems
on sheets of index cards.
Step 2 – Agree on one core problem.
Step 3 – Write up the CAUSES of the core problem.
Step 4 – Write up the EFFECTS of the core
problem.
Step 5 – Form a diagram showing the cause and
effect relationship in the shape of a problem tree.
Step 6 – Review the diagram as a whole and verify
its validity.
Objective Analysis
is a tool used to
determine the
means to achieve
the desirable end
result.
How to do the Objective Analysis?
Step 1 – Reformulate all negative
conditions in the problem tree into
POSITIVE conditions. It should be
desirable and realistically achievable.
Step 2 – Form a diagram showing the
MEANS and END relationship.
Step 3 – Below, write the necessary
ACTIVITIES to achieve the desired end.
Project Planning
Any activity
concerned with
choosing the best
means to achieve a
given goal.
Decision making
about the future.
Project Planning Matrix provides information on:
1. What is the goal/purpose of the project?
2. What is/are the project output/s?
3. What are the planned activities?
4. How to measure the success of the
project?
5. Where to find the data to measure the
success of the project?
Ø When is the start and completion dates?
6. What are the project assumptions?
ASSIGNMENT
Make a group project proposal paper.
The project proposal paper should consist of the following
information:
Title Page (Follow this sample:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qpceMlzWjBc3GwSDhuJdHCq
QFmjtCqWt/view?usp=sharing)
Table of Contents
Introduction
Discuss the following:
Introduction about the community needs assessment and
the assigned community.
Rationale or purpose of the project proposal.
ASSIGNMENT
Problem Analysis
Objective Analysis
Project Planning Matrix
References (APA 7th Edition Format)
Format: Times New Roman, 12, Double Space, Short (Letter
Size), and PDF
Please submit and upload it on CeLo+ - Assignments Tab on or
before ______________.
THANK YOU

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