Strategies and Activities

Strategies in a project can include:

• Capacity-building/ awareness raising
• Organizational development
• Research & Development
• Advocacy
• Victim Support Strategy
• Micro-finance and CBO development Strategy
• Participatory Infrastructure Development Strategy

Activities can include:

• Training workshops, street shows, rallies
• Staff selection, staff training
• Baseline, PRA, FGD
• Conferences, meetings, articles, publications
• Establishing shelter homes, counseling, legal support
• Forming SHGs and cooperatives
• Building irrigation tanks, demo plots etc

• Refer back to the lessons learned from previous projects.
• Identify best practices from other agencies/ projects/sources.
• Activities as identified by the communities
• Develop activities by listing numbers, so that they can referred back easily
• Leave space for unplanned activities that can be added later during project implementation

Activities are usually listed out in a Gantt Chart. A Gantt Chart is a kind of a time table of all project activities given along with the role and responsibilities of the project staff.

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Introduction…….Challenges in Proposal Writing…….Before Writing a Proposal…….Writing about the Organization…….The Actual Proposal…….Problem Statement & Project Rationale-1……Problem Statement & Project Rationale-2…….Project Goal……Project Objectives……Strategies & Activities…….Performance Indicators…….Results…….Monitoring & Evaluation…….Budget & Proposal Packaging