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Technology is an essential part of our lives today and few cannot imagine living without it. Nowadays people are using a smart phone for their everyday lives. An android phone that has a many applications or games that installed to it. Game is one of it. Games have the particularity that you do not need to do it, but for fun, you try to overcome some obstacles. So playing games would be a voluntary effort to overcome unnecessary obstacles. In game fun is very important. In the Philippine, due to limited resources of toys of the Filipino children, they usually come up on inventing games without the need of anything but the players themselves. With the flexibility of a real human to think and act makes the game more interesting and challenging. Because it is tradition for Filipinos to play in a bigger and spacious area, most games are usually playing outside the house. But in modern generation, people especially children and young adults are starting to forget and set aside Pinoy games (like sipa) So we propose an android game entitled " hopscotch " for some entertainment and challenge. This will enhance the hand and the eye coordination of users as well as improve their response to instinct, calculation and timing.

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Project Context - Explained

What is project context.

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Context is the environment in which the project is taking place. The core aspects of context are the scope, setting, phase, decision-making processes, and stakeholders. 

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The project context of any proposal not only gives an introduction to your project but it also builds up a justification process to help the donor agency convince as to why it is important to start this project and how can your organization resolve the ‘problem in question’ by implementing the proposed activities. In this sample proposal, you will see that the context and justification process has been broken up into 3 parts: ‘The Challenges ’, ‘The Opportunity’ and ‘Why Now?’ It is a wonderful way of drawing attention of the reader and also give enough reasons as to why you require this funding to implement the project.

The Challenges

Palestinians in the West Bank face significant economic challenges—mobility, access to capital, and access to markets and technical information. Israeli security measures, particularly the separation barrier, have put unprecedented burdens on Palestinians, 46 percent of whom are unemployed. For Palestinian women , the challenges are even greater… ( Full text is available in the downloadable version)

The Opportunity

Since 2005, ORG has helped Palestinian women increase their income through training in job skills, business management, and income diversification. During this time, ORG has developed a proven model for creating permanent jobs and income—based on business management training, small grants , and microfinance.

Through its West Bank School Feeding Program (2006-2010), ORG worked with 24 women’s associations across the West Bank to provide daily nutritionally fortified snacks for more than 50,000 schoolchildren in nearly 200 schools. ORG trained and mentored members of these associations to become both businesswomen and effective partners for children ’s nutrition, creating jobs for 2,000 women in the process.

During this process, ORG established very close relationships with women and women’s associations…( Full text is available in the downloadable version)

Timely action is important for two reasons. First, with the peace talks at an impasse, it is a critical time to help Palestinians find ways to survive. Our local partners want to move beyond the political impasse. ORG is ready to work with them at this juncture to build lasting solutions to poverty and hunger by securing financial freedom for Palestinians.

Second, the women ORG has trained have reached a point where independence is within reach; yet they need additional coaching to become self-sustaining… ( Full text is available in the downloadable version)

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What is the Project Context for NGO Grant Applications?

By Priti Thapa

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Project Context is circumstances in which an event occurs. It is the description of the internal and external environment where the project is going to be undertaken and the effect of the environment on the project. The environment includes risk and opportunity. The project context analyzes the problem and the range of impact of the project strategy to bring the desired change. The project context is also useful to develop appropriate strategies for dealing with the SWOT analysis.

SWOT Analysis 

S        strength, nature of organization and project that give it an advantage over others W       weakness, nature of organization and project that is disadvantage relative to others O        opportunity, elements that could be used for success of the project  T        threat, elements that could cause failure of the project

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Strengths and weaknesses are often internal to your organization, while opportunities and threats generally relate to the external environment.

For a proposal, the project not only introduces your project set up but also helps to describe the reasoning factor, why it is important to start this project in this area.  Understanding of project context is important for a successful application. It draws a full picture of your project and grabs the attention of the grantor, giving sufficient reason as to why you need the funding to implement the project. Each project is different and has different contextual an issue to deal with therefore it is important to understand a project’s context.

Key Elements of Project Context

The key elements of project context can be divided into the problem, goal, beneficiary and time.

The problem statement describes the context for the project. You need to address the problem and connect it to the real world. Give an overview of the cause of the problem and its effect. Use stories and anchor those stories with statistics to support your argument. Identify the challenges to addressing the problem. Describe the gap between the problem and solution and the factors that have prevented on solving the problem.

Goal explains the purpose of the project. What you will accomplish at the end of the project. It can be the measurable changes expected as a result of the project.  If there are several goals, relate objectives to the appropriate goal. You need to integrate it with the crosscutting themes. This will explain the purpose of your project to the reader directly and explicitly. You can also include the rationale for your project.

Beneficiary

The project context of an NGO should always focus on the humanistic perspective. It should focus on the people you serve, rather than the need of your organization. Beneficiaries of the project are the people who will directly or indirectly benefit from your project. They are the people whose circumstances you want to change by implementing your idea. Make the context-specific: who will benefit from the program, how many and when.

The effectiveness of project can only be achieved if the project is implemented in the time of need. Timely action is important. Double relay the message on why it is important to take the action now. State the urgency of your project to increase the interest of the donor. The scope of your project is not just about the final result you expect to attain; it is the impact you make along the way.

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A very important article especially for those intending to venture into project proposal writing for funding. Thanks

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