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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROJECT

PROPOSAL
Community Project Proposal

is a written document outlining


everything stakeholders should
know about a project, including the
timeline, budget, objectives, and
goals.
Key Elements of a Project Proposal

Project Background: Identify the challenges and


issues at hand. Mentioning how project
management software can address these issues
can add value.

Solutions: Outline the benefits of your approach,


perhaps highlighting the advantages of using
specialized project management software over
generic alternatives.
Key Elements of a Project Proposal

Project Scope: Detail each project phase, showing


how tools like enterprise project management
software can facilitate achieving project objectives.

Timeline and Budget Estimates: Offer realistic


timelines and budget estimates, possibly utilizing
project management software for accuracy and
efficiency.
Why does Project Proposal Matter?
A project proposal is more than a pathway to a
contract; it’s a demonstration of your
understanding and capability to lead a project to
success. It allows stakeholders to compare your
approach, including the use of project
management tools, with others, often tipping the
scale in your favor if your proposal demonstrates
a thorough understanding of the project’s
requirements and innovative solutions.
INVOLVING THE COMMUNITY

Community engagement projects have


to be seen to involve the community
obvious point but one that is often
overlooked!

Your proposal should show how this


project will value the community
INVOLVING THE COMMUNITY

Important to not to show the community


as lacking
understanding/backward/deficit in
justifying why a project is important

Do not use terms such as ‘hard to


reach’ unless you can justify how and
why
WRITING A PROPOSAL

All proposals need a good idea!


BUT what makes a good idea?
Something that is original!
BUT What is original? What has been
written on the subject?
What has been done elsewhere?
Different methods?
Different groups?
PLANNING YOUR WORK

Most of the planning should go into your


idea and explaining that

Your actual work plan should be realistic

Should show opportunity for community


members to be involved, shape research,
fed back to and possibly be involved in
publications
BUDGET

Be realistic

Include necessary costs (under-costing is


also not seen to be great)

 There is no right or wrong budget but it


has to reflect your methods and what you
said that you would do
Possible Community Projects or Services
 Recycling Program

 Community Garden

 Community cleanup

 Organize a Blood Drive

 Neighborhood Watch Group


Possible Community Projects or Services
 Host a Back-to-School Supplies Drive

 Collect Nonperishable Foods for the Hungry

 Create Hygiene Bags for the Homeless Community

 Gather Products for Domestic and Sexual Violence


Shelters

 Build Little Free Libraries Around the Community

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