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The project approach document outlines the process and timeline for a client project. It includes planning and direction, data gathering, analysis, and developing recommendations over the course of 5 weeks. Key activities involve conducting internal and external research through interviews and secondary sources to develop initial hypotheses, analyzing alternatives, and reviewing findings with stakeholders to finalize recommendations. The deliverables include work plans, research plans, documented alternatives, and a final presentation of recommendations.
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