Planning - Models, Paul Bullen, Management Alternatives Pty Ltd






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3. Planning models and examples

Planning models D - Project plans

Projects require a plan of what is intended and a description of what actually happens.

This tool provides a pro forma that can be used for a project work plans.

Project	What is the name of the project?
Background	How did this project arise? How was it identified? How has it evolved?
Description	What is a brief description of the project?
Values	What values underpin this project?
Target group & their needs	Who will benefit? What are their needs?
Aims	What are the overall aims this project is trying to achieve?
Outcomes hierarchy	What is the outcomes hierarchy that will lead to the achievement of these aims? (See Planning Model 3 for examples)
Objectives	What are the specific objectives this project will achieve?
Strategies/ steps	What are the principal strategies or steps that will be required to make this project happen? How will the project work?
Management	Who is responsible for the management of the project?
Funding	What financial resources are required and where are they coming from?
Time frame	What is the time frame?
Action	How has to do what to make the project happen? By when?
Evaluation	How will the project be evaluated?