The document defines the elements of a project scope statement for the National Housing Authority's Government Employee Housing Program. A project scope statement outlines the product scope, project exclusions, inclusions and deliverables, and acceptance criteria. It acts as a primary reference for stakeholders and the project team to guide the project work and accurately measure success. The scope statement for the housing program defines the product as decent and affordable housing for government employees. It excludes other types of development and includes specifics like a two-story duplex with two bedrooms and bathrooms.

1. Reporter: Carmina D. Rallistan
Agency: National Housing Authority Professor: Josefina B. Bitonio
PROJECT SCOPE
STATEMENT

2. PROJECT
SCOPE
STATEMEN
T
☞ A document that defines all the elements
of the project scope as well as
assumptions, project requirements and
acceptance criteria.
☞Project scope statement will act as the
primary tool for stakeholders and
teammates to refer back to and use as a
guideline to accurately measure project
success.
☞ Equation:
SCOPE BASELINE=Project Scope
Statement + Work Breakdown Structure +
WBS Dictionary

3. PROJECT
SCOPE
STATEMENT
The most elementary way to understand
the Project Scope Statement is that it tells
you what work you are and are not going
to do as part of the project.
Example: NHA Government Employee
Housing Program (GEHP)

4. Importance of Project
Scope Statement
• It helps the stakeholders
understand the project and
product scope.
• It reduces the chances of
scope creep at later
stages.
• It helps the project
manager develop the
project plan effortlessly.
• Assists in
developing project
baselines.

5. ELEMENTS

6. PRODUCT SCOPE
This is the product your project
is setting out to achieve.
- It could be a physical product, a service, an
improvement or some other
outcome.
- This section of the scope statement briefly
describes the product of the end result of the
project.
Example: Decent and Affordable
Housing

7. PROJECT
EXCLUSION
S
Describes what you are not
going to deliver as part of the
project.
As mention earlier, you are not
expected to document that you
are going to develop a car.
Example: Decent and
Affordable Housing for Gov’t.
Employee

8. PROJECT INCLUSIONS OR
DELIVERABLES
This could be a simple list of what you are not going to deliver
as part of the project.
This list should be as exhaustive as possible.
Ex. 2 Storey Duplex type w/ open garage, 2 bedrooms and 2
CR

9. ACCEPTANCE
CRITERIA
Since we are talking about what you would
deliver as part of the project (and what you
wouldn’t), it is only fitting that we include a
brief about projects acceptance criteria.
What will satisfy the customer or end user
for project completion.
Ex. Fully accepted by inspection &
acceptance report w/ punch listing.

10. • Also, since there was some confusion
around the Project Scope Statement and
the Requirements Documents, the main
key is:
• Project Scope Statement – talks about
how are you going to achieve the work or
project.
• Requirement Document-simply talk
about what you need or what is your
requirement about the project

13. References:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kfCxdfdNNM
• https://www.projectmanager.com/blog/project-scope-statement
• https://www.projectmanager.com/templates/project-scope-template
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