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A Project Proposal Presented to the Faculty of


Science, Technology, and Society

Submitted by:
<Name of members>

<Month, Year>

Project Summary
Briefly summarize the project, including its purpose, goals, and expected impact on
the community. (150-200 words)
Example:
This project aims to organize a series of neighborhood cleanups to address littering
and promote recycling. By engaging local residents, we aim to improve the
cleanliness of our community and educate people on the importance of waste
management and recycling.

Problem Statement
Describe the specific community problem or need your project aims to address.
Example:
"The neighborhood has been facing issues with litter and improper waste disposal,
leading to unsanitary conditions and an unattractive environment. There is a need
to raise awareness about recycling and proper waste management."

Objectives
List the specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound objectives your
project seeks to achieve.
Example:
1. Conduct three neighborhood cleanups over three months.
2. Educate at least 50 residents on the importance of recycling and proper
waste disposal.
3. Establish a recycling drop-off point for the community.

Project Plan
Outline the steps and timeline for your project. Include details about key activities,
milestones, and resources required.
Example:
Step 1: Organize volunteers and schedule cleanup events (Month 1).
Step 2: Partner with local waste management companies for recycling bins and
waste disposal (Month 1).
Step 3: Conduct cleanups and distribute educational materials on recycling (Months
2-3).
Step 4: Set up and promote the recycling drop-off point (Month 3).
Materials and Budget
Provide a detailed list of materials needed and a budget estimate. Include sources
of funding if applicable.
Example:
Materials: Trash bags, gloves, recycling bins, educational flyers.
Budget Estimate: 500 (Trash Bags & Gloves: 100, Recycling Bins: 300, Flyers: 100)

Community Involvement
Explain how community members will be involved in the project. Detail any
partnerships with local organizations or volunteers.
Example:
"Local residents will be invited to participate in the cleanup events, and we will
collaborate with nearby schools to involve students in the educational aspect of the
project."

Expected Outcomes
Describe the expected positive outcomes and how you will measure the success of
the project.
Example:
"The project will result in cleaner streets, increased community awareness of
recycling practices, and a reduction in litter. The recycling drop-off point will provide
a lasting resource for the community."

Sustainability
Explain how the project will continue to benefit the community after its completion.
Example:
"The recycling drop-off point will be maintained by volunteers from the
neighborhood, and regular cleanup events will be scheduled by the community
association."
Challenges and Risks
Identify potential challenges and risks and describe how you plan to address them.

Example:
"Challenges include low volunteer turnout or lack of engagement with recycling
education. To address this, we will actively promote the events through social
media and local community boards."

Project Team
Provide a brief introduction to the project team members and their roles.
Example:
Project Coordinator: Sarah Lee, with experience in environmental education.
Volunteer Lead: Mark Taylor, a local resident with a background in community
service.
Outreach Coordinator: Emily Wong, responsible for engaging with residents and
schools

Timeline
Present a timeline for project implementation, including start and end dates.
Example:
Start Date: August 27, 2024
… Week 1
…Week 2
End Date: October 31, 2024

Evaluation
Explain how you will evaluate the success of the project and gather feedback from
the community.
Example:
"Success will be measured by the amount of litter collected, the number of
residents participating in the cleanups, and the usage rate of the recycling drop-off
point. Feedback will be gathered through surveys to assess the effectiveness of the
educational outreach."

Integration of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)


Explain how you will evaluate the success of the project and gather feedback from
the community.
Example:
"This project supports SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by promoting
cleaner and more sustainable urban environments through waste management and
recycling initiatives."

References:
List down all references in ACM format

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