SW Project Development and Management Flashcards

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Well-defined set of activities in a logical order of sequence

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Activities

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Activities utilize resources: manpower, financial and material

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Resources

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Activities are undertaken over a specified time frame each activity has its own start and end dates

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Timeline

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4
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Measurable deliverables as a result of the activities conducted

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Outputs

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5
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The reason for undertaking the project which is to solve problems and to address a need/or to exploit opportunities to benefit the project’s target group

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Purpose

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6
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It involves the cycle of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation and documentation

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Project Development

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Invovles planning, organizing, motivating, and controlling resources to achieve specific goals. It is the achievement of intended project outputs at the least cost of time, money, material, and discomfort.

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Project Management

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8
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This approach prioritizes the promotion and fulfillment of human rights in all areas of project development and management.

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Rights-based approach

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9
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The project idea is prepared, objectives are set, scope of the project defined, establishing strategies for the project, outputs and critical success factors are defined, and a work plan is designed

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Initiation

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10
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During project initiation, a team is normally assembled to conduct a feasibility study. This study is an investigation which ascertains the viability of an undertaking. It guides organizations, business managers and executives in determining the actions they must take on a project to bring about its successful operation

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Project Feasibility Study

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It is a document designed to present a plan of action, outlines the reason why the action is necessary and convinces the reader, usually the funder to agree and approve the implementation of the actions recommended in the document.

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Project Proposal

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Setting clear goals and objectives for the project, identifying strategies, developing a detailed plan of action, allocating resources, and establishing timelines and milestones are key activities during this phase.

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Planning

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13
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It is an analytical, presentational and management tool which can help planners and managers:

  • Analyze the existing situation during project preparation
  • Establish a logical hierarchy of means by which objectives will be reached
  • Establish how outputs and outcomes might best be monitored and evaluated
  • Present a summary of the project in a standard format
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Logical Framework Analysis and Matrix

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14
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It is a sequence of interlinked propositions, assumptions and principles that explain how social development can be brought about leading to an expected end situation that considerable improves the existent reality of a country, a community or a specific group of people

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Theory of Change (ToC)

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15
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In this phase, planned activities and interventions are put into action. This requires effective coordination, communication, and collaboration among the project team, community partners and beneficiaries.

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Execution

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16
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Transformation Timeline: 5-10 years

Nature of Indicators: Effect on Society’s wel-being

Example: Reduction of child labor in the Philippines

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Impact

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Transformation Timeline: 3-5 years

Nature of Indicators: Access, usage and satisfaction of beneficiaries

Example: 12,000 child laborers withdrawn from child labor and provided education services

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Results/Outcome

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Transformation Timeline: Quarterly, Yearly, 1-3 years

Nature of Indicators: Goods and services delivered by the project

Example: 200 teachers trained 500 children enrolled 10 livelihood groups organized

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Outputs

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Transformation Timeline: Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly

Nature of Indicators: Resources provided for project activities

Example: Utilization of manpower budget, equipment, supplies

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Inputs

20
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It illustrates the expected characteristics and leadership traits of the project manager which are necessary for the development and maintenance of team morale and teamwork, effective and efficient implementation of activities and ultimately the achievement of project goals and objectives

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Project Leadership Loop

21
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Involves completing all project activities addressing any outstanding issues, and preparing for transition or turnover of the project to the community or relevant stakeholders

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Project Phase-out