$**$Module $2$: Project Scope Statement "Urban River Revival"$**$

$*$Scope Description:$*$

The "Urban River Revival" project, promoted by Clear Water Foundation, aims primarily to reduce pollution in urban rivers through the implementation of filtration systems and educational programs. The goal is not only to enhance water quality but also to raise awareness among local communities about the importance of keeping water bodies clean for environmental benefits, public health, and the local economy.

$*$Acceptance Criteria:$*$

$1.$ Successful installation of $50$ filtration systems in the first year.

$2.$ Evidence of a $20\%$ reduction in water pollution within two years.

$3.$ Reach and educate a minimum of $10,000$ residents in the first year.

$*$Deliverables:$*$

$1.50$ filtration systems installed.

$2.$ Educational materials distributed and programs executed.

$3.$ Quarterly reports on the project's progress and outcomes.

$*$Exclusions:$*$

The project will not address:

$1.$ Pollution issues not related to urban rivers.

$2.$ Other sanitation methods beyond water filtration.

$3.$ Areas outside the defined urban scope for this project.

$*$Limitations:$*$

$1.$ The total assigned budget is $$2$ million.

$2.$ Potential political or business resistances may arise.

$3.$ Dependence on specific filtration technologies.

$*$Assumptions:$*$

$1.$ Suitable filtration technologies are available in the market.

$2.$ Local communities will actively support and participate in the project.

$3.$ Local governments will cooperate in the project's implementation.

$**$Time Management Plan for the "Urban River Revival" Project$**$

$*$Introduction:$*$

The "Urban River Revival" project is a noble endeavor aiming at revitalizing urban rivers by reducing pollution. To ensure its success, adequate time management is essential, enabling the achievement of objectives within stipulated timelines. In this document, we will discuss and elaborate on a time management plan, considering various essential aspects.

$*$Development of the Project Schedule Model:$*$

The schedule is crucial to determine the sequence and duration of project activities. It will begin with a kickoff meeting to establish milestones, followed by activity identification, duration estimation, and dependency definition. The end result will be a Gantt chart that visualizes the project flow.

$*$Level of Precision:$*$

Given the project's complexity and significance, the precision level will be detailed. Each activity will be broken down to a level where its duration can be estimated with no more than a $10\%$ variation. This allows for timely anticipation of any delays or advancements.

$*$Units of Measure:$*$

Activities will be measured in working days. However, for those lasting more than two weeks, weeks may be used as a unit. This system will allow easy comprehension and tracking.

$*$Links to Organizational Procedures:$*$

The project will align with Clear Water Foundation's organizational procedures. Any activity requiring external resources or approvals will be coordinated with the relevant departments, ensuring alignment with project objectives.

$*$Project Schedule Model Maintenance:$*$

The schedule is a living document and will require periodic updates. It will be reviewed weekly, and after every quarterly report, to adjust based on actual progress and arising contingencies.

$*$Control Analysis:$*$

Control points will be established at every significant project milestone. Here, progress against the schedule will be evaluated, and adjustments will be made if necessary. These checkpoints will help promptly identify deviations and allow informed decision$-$making.

$*$Conclusion:$*$

Effective time management is pivotal for the success of the "Urban River Revival" project. With a well$-$structured schedule model, high precision, and a robust control analysis system, the project is ensured to progress smoothly and efficiently.

$**$Module $3$: Presentation: Development of the Six Processes$**$

Develop a write$-$up defining the six processes of the time management plan and describe each point:

$1)$ Project introduction

$2)$ Activity definition

$3)$ Create the diagram: sequence and$/$or link activities

$4)$ Create the diagram: estimation of activity resources

$5)$ Create the diagram: estimation of activity duration

$6)$ Create the diagram: the schedule $($calendar$)$

$7)$ Schedule control, for the project selected in Assignment $1($Module $1)$ and only the work package selected in Assignment $2($Module $2).$