PROJECT CONCEPT: LESSONS LEARNING

PROJECT CONCEPT: LESSONS LEARNING

1. The concept encompasses a semantic disparity that involves all areas of professional and non-professional activity.

2. Abstraction of the plan necessary to implement a concrete action.

3. The project involves many disciplines, in addition to technology, including economic development, social policy, the environment, etc. At the same time, the project involves people, companies, institutions, governments and public administrations.

4. The project outline

   • It could be said that the project is the plan established to transform reality. Spend a pool of existing resources to create a source from which a stream of goods and services is drawn.
   • The first stage is the knowledge, understanding and analysis of the current situation, and of the antecedents that have conditioned it.
   • The second stage is a synthesis stage and concludes with the documentary definition of the new reality generated from: the objectives, limitations of the environment, conditions of the promoters and value criteria to take into account.
   • The execution phase begins, which is related to the organization, execution control, human relations, promotion of improvement that implies change, etc. After a brief initialization period, the operation of the project begins.

5. Basic characteristics of the Project

   • Search for a target. Without a goal, the plan would be meaningless.
   • Consume resources. The author-designer must know and take into account the alternative uses of such resources.
   • It requires a plan. The use of the different resources requires a rational organization indicating their destination and informing about their use.
   • It is for the future. The fruits generated by the Project are obtained after its execution and remain as long as the Project maintains its functionality.
   • The plan must be subject to evaluation. conclude that the benefits outweigh the costs and that the implementation of the project is worthwhile.

6. The project life cycle

   • The first part consists of the identification and formulation of the project.
   • The second phase focuses on the materialization of investments.
   • The third phase is the administration and operation of the project.
   • The fourth phase consists of the evaluation of results when the project dies.

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