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Project Financing

The document outlines the definition of a project and project management, emphasizing the structured approach to achieving specific goals within time and budget constraints. It provides real-life examples of project management in event planning, app development, and marketing campaigns, highlighting key characteristics such as goal orientation, defined scope, resource allocation, and risk management. Additionally, it discusses the importance of team collaboration, planning, monitoring, and stakeholder involvement in infrastructural projects.

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Project Financing

The document outlines the definition of a project and project management, emphasizing the structured approach to achieving specific goals within time and budget constraints. It provides real-life examples of project management in event planning, app development, and marketing campaigns, highlighting key characteristics such as goal orientation, defined scope, resource allocation, and risk management. Additionally, it discusses the importance of team collaboration, planning, monitoring, and stakeholder involvement in infrastructural projects.

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PROJECT FINANCING

What is a Project?

Any undertaking with a defined objective by which completion is defined. Project is a


scheduled set of activities aimed towards the creation of a particular asset as per
planned specification.

Temporary
Unique deliverables
Structured
Requires forecasting
Limited resources
Element of risk
• What is Project Management?
• Project management involves planning, organizing, and overseeing a
project to achieve specific goals within a given time frame and
budget. It includes managing resources, communication, and risks to
ensure success.
• Real-Life Examples of Project Management:
[Link] Planning
1. Example: Organizing a college fest.
2. Tasks: Setting a budget, deciding the theme, coordinating with sponsors, managing
marketing campaigns, and ensuring everything is completed on time.
3. Tools: Gantt charts or project management software like Trello or Asana.
[Link] an App
1. Example: Developing a mobile app for a startup.
2. Tasks: Identifying features, creating wireframes, assigning development tasks,
conducting tests, and launching the app.
3. Outcome: Deliver a functional app within the deadline and budget.
[Link] Campaign
1. Example: Launching a social media campaign.
2. Tasks: Defining the target audience, creating content, scheduling posts, tracking
analytics, and adjusting strategies.
3. Skills: Communication and time management.
Characteristics of Project Management in Infrastructural Projects
1. Goal-Oriented
•Every project begins with a clear purpose and well-defined objectives.
•Example: The goal of building the college library is to provide a state-of-the-art facility for students and
faculty, equipped with modern digital resources, reading spaces, and a comfortable study environment

2. Defined Scope
•The project scope outlines what is included and excluded from the project deliverables.
•Example: The library will include reading rooms, a digital lab, book cataloging systems, and furniture, but
will not include recreational or dining facilities.

3. Time-Bound
•Projects operate within a fixed timeline with specific deadlines and milestones.
•Example: The construction of the library is scheduled to start on January 1st and be completed by
December 31st (12 months). Key milestones include:
• Month 1–3: Finalizing designs and acquiring necessary permits.
• Month 4–6: Foundation laying and structural work.
• Month 7–9: Installation of electrical systems, plumbing, and HVAC.
• Month 10–12: Finishing interiors and setting up IT systems.
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• 4. Resource Allocation
• Efficient use of limited resources like budget, materials, and manpower.
• Example: Allocate a 50-lakh budget for construction, furniture, IT systems, and landscaping.

• 5. Team Collaboration
• Collaboration across different teams is essential.
• Example: Architects design the structure, contractors handle construction, and IT teams install the digital systems.

• 6. Planning and Scheduling


• Create detailed plans, including tasks, dependencies, and deadlines.
• Example:
• Month 1–3: Approve designs and acquire permits.
• Month 4–6: Lay the foundation and build the framework.
• Month 7–9: Add electrical systems, plumbing, and HVAC.
• Month 10–12: Install furniture and digital systems.
7. Risk Management
•Identify and mitigate potential risks.
•Example:
• Risk: Delays due to bad weather.
• Solution: Use prefab materials to speed up construction.
• Risk: Budget overrun due to rising material costs.
• Solution: Lock contracts early with suppliers.

8. Monitoring and Control


•Track progress and ensure quality standards are met.
•Example:
• Weekly site visits by the project manager to ensure the structure adheres to the design.
• Adjust the schedule to address delays.

9. Stakeholder Involvement
•Engaging relevant stakeholders.
•Example: College management approves the design and budget, while faculty suggests features like study rooms and
group spaces.

10. Outcome-Oriented
•The project aims to deliver tangible results.
•Example: The completed library provides students with a modern study environment, increasing academic productivity.

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