Jayne Dale - Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole Calculating Local Population Projections in Partnership
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The document discusses population projections created jointly by Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole to support strategic planning in the area. The three authorities purchased shared software and developed a consistent methodology to produce trend-based, policy-based, and natural change projections using national and local data. The projections are used across departments in the authorities and to inform housing and school planning. Benefits of joint work include shared resources, consistency, and cost savings, while difficulties can arise from coordinating work across different organizations.
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Applied Research
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STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Obtain approval by submitting a detailed project proposal to the Program Director
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2. Follow procedures as detailed in the course syllabus.
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Student Responsibilities – continue
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Initiating
Kickoff Meeting Plan
Business Case
Business Case Financial Analysis
Project Charter
Planning
Team Contract
Scope Statement
Statement of Work
Stakeholder Analysis
Software Project Management Plan
Work Breakdown Structures
Gant Chart
Network Chart
Project Costs Overview
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Quality Assurance Plan
Project Organizational Chart
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Resource Histogram
Stakeholder Analysis for Project Communications
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Milestones Report
Closing
Lessons Learned Report
Final Project Documentation
Appendices
Systems Documentation as needed.
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