Formulation and Conceptualizing projects for community services area

2. Community Service
Community Programming
Voluntary Action
Not compensated
Activities that meet genuine community needs and require the application of
knowledge, skills, and time reflection.

3. Plan an outline consisting of strategies and specific
actions or steps to be undertaken to reach the goals.
Community
Members
Influential
persons
Experts

4. Elements of Project Conceptualization
Establishing
of Project
Objectives
Project
Pricing
Preparing the
Project
Proposal
Inventory of
Available
Resources
Identification
of Project
Constraints

5. Project
Identification and
Conceptualization
Project
Preparation
Project
Implementation
Project Evaluation

6. It is a document that seeks
to address key questions
surrounding a major project.
Also, concisely describes
what your project hopes to
accomplish, why those
objectives are important,
and how you intend to
achieve them.
Important parts included in a project
proposal:
I. Project Title
II. Proponent
III. Cooperating Agency (if any)
IV. Project Duration
V. Project Location
VI. Project Price and Source of Fund
VII. Project Summary/ Rationale
VIII. Project Background
IX. Project Objectives
X. Methodology/Project Components
XI. Project Implementation and Gantt Chart
XII. Importance of Project in the Community
XIII. Budgetary Requirements
XIV. Expected Outcomes(s)
XV. Sustainability/Continuity

7. Stick to the
deadline
Re-check and
Re-read
Review
Legible and
Readable
Present

8. A project proposal should be
Specific
S
M
A
R
T
Measurable
Attainable
Result-oriented
Time-bounded

10. is the process of laying out the course
of actions needed to attain a set of
socioeconomic goals. It resolves
community issues or problems by
giving concerned community
members the chance to identify
problem and propose solutions.

11. Levels of Participation
Passive Information-
based
Consultation-
based
Incentives-
based
Functional
participation
Interactive Self-
mobilization