A project is defined as a one-time, non-repetitive activity or set of tasks with clearly defined objectives and a time limit. Projects are often focused on creating something new or implementing major changes. It is important for grant writers to assess the feasibility of working with an organization before committing to a contract. Proper planning of a project requires breaking goals down into small, manageable tasks and assigning roles and responsibilities. Projects in non-profit, charitable, and government sectors aim to create social, economic, and political outcomes, while private company projects focus on financial and marketing benefits. There is no single right way to manage a project as they differ in complexity and context.