Project Proposal

Direction: Study the community where you live. What do you think is the existing and recurring
problem that needs urgent solution? What possible community program can be done to help
solve that problem? In this activity, you will be writing your own project proposal based on your
answers on the questions above. Below is the format of the mentioned proposal.

Project Proposal Format

Step 1: Identification:
Community Problem:
Please attach atleast 2 photos showing the problem you think needs urgent attention.
Afterwards, briefly explain and/or describe the photo/s.

Step 2: Preparation
Project Proposal:
In this part, include the title of your project and explain in detail the things that need to
be done to complete it. Please recall the elements of participatory planning in this part.
Objective: (What do you want to attain after this project is completed?)

Boundaries/Limitations: (What is included and what isn’t? In what problem do you want to
focus on? What problems are included and what are not?)

Location: (Where do you want to conduct this project?)

Target Beneficiaries: Who do you want to help?

Duration: For how long will you do this project? Is this short term or long-term?

Budget: What are your possible expenses to make this project happen? How do you plan to
raise your funds?

Methodology: How will this project be conducted?

Step 3: Implementation
Describe how this project is done when you are in the actual community. (Example:
specify who your participants are and their roles on your project.)

Step 4: Evaluation
After the implementation, you have to determine whether your project is successful or
not. For this part of the proposal, state the things that you should examine after the
implementation to determine the success of your project. What are your indicators in
determining whether the objective has been met?