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  • 問題数 32 • 3/29/2024

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    is a formal process

    project management

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    an analysis which a certain checks the viability of an undertaking and guides organization

    project feasibility study

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    program implementers in determining the action they must take to bring about the successful operation of a project operation

    project feasibility study

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    discusses the nature of the project the type of technology needed its availability the proper mix of resources and how to optimize its uses

    technical feasibility

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    looks into the nature of unsatisfied project demands (school health center social infra or agri related) in terms of its growth and the manner in which it is to be met

    beneficiary needs analysis

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    the project organization and the management analysis are critically look into

    organizational viability

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    it's capability in responding to the need of the envisioned project is dissected to ensure project implementation

    organizational viability

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    deals with social soundness and genders sensitivity of projects

    social acceptability

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    social impacts on communities include issues of displacement/resettlement and associated impact on quality of life and livelihood

    social acceptability

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    is a simplified financial economic analysis of project

    economic capability

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    it presents the overall financial picture in terms of operating cash requirement profitability (for livelihood projects) and cash flows

    economic capability

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    deals with environmental impact assessment

    environmentally safe

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    covers physical environmental factors such as flora and fauna climatic conditions geology degree of conservation or alteration

    environmentally safe

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    refers to the internal and the external environment

    project context

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    suggest a very straightforward five stage cycle with fast completed at each stage

    project management institute or pmi

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    on the other hand he proposed an alternative at how we look at project life cycle

    Tuckman 1965

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    he proposed a five stage group development model such as

    Tuckman 1965 forming storming norming performing adjourning

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    is made up of the following four case area

    project life cycle

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    support agencies and funding organizations are proponents to be very clear and detailed about the entire project cycle management and proactively identify projects and partners stakeholders

    project identification

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    submitted project ideas will be evaluated against their priorities and criteria this criteria include

    •the relevance of the project •the innovative character of the proposed initiative •the feasibility and potential scalability of the project •the participation and contributions of community residents slash beneficiaries and partners

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    is a broad theme under which the different elements of project management will play themselves out on a practical level

    project life cycle

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    suggest a very straightforward five stage cycle with task completed at each stage

    project management institute (PMI)

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    can lead to a project not achieving its goals

    hostile internal or external environment

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    according to them managing the project process is equally as important as managing the task

    Bourne and Walker 2004

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    the project scope

    step 1: designing a project step 2: developing a project step 3: implementing a project step 4: ending/closing a project

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    does it address a priority issue the potential beneficiaries

    the relevance of the project

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    use of ict's or software apps for more efficient service

    the innovative character of the proposed initiative

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    the logic of the project in terms of different objective levels risk and killer assumption

    the feasibility and potential scalability of the project

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    project processes

    initiating planning executing closing

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    he suggests that at its inception a group is quite tentative and members to become familiar with each other

    tuckman 1965

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    project management is a formal process. it uses tools to ensure that:

    detailed task are identified and laid out responsible people are allocated to the task measurable objectives are put in place to ensure that targets are met changes are made in time to ensure targets can be met the budget is well controlled the correct allocation of equipment and materials is made throughout the lifespan of the project

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    five stage group development model

    forming storming norming performing adjourning