Question: please answer the following 2 question ASAP; Please read the case study and answer the following above question. Please answer the following two question. OPMENT
please answer the following 2 question ASAP;

Please read the case study and answer the following above question.



Please answer the following two question.

OPMENT PROJECT 3. Work with at least two other people and brainstorm pertinent risks. Assess them to determine which you believe are major risks, and develop at least one response for each major risk 4. Who are the key stakeholders for this project and what is the interest of each? Which stakeholders have the most power? CASA DE PAZ DEVELOPMENT PROJECT First, the organizational structure for Casa de Paz is in a sepa- rate document. We still need names of individuals who are volunteering for each working group. For this book, we will list names by first name and initial of last name to protect privacy. How do you envision this organization operating? Casa de Paz has a strong ethos of community, rooted in values of human dignity and a recognition that all of us thrive better in an atmosphere of mutual respect and care. Every subset of the community, from board members to staff to volunteers and affiliates to residents, communicates care and respect in their interactions with one another. Other behavioral norms stem from both these values and the vulnerability of the popu- lation we serve. Given the need, at times, for the organization to respond rapidly to serious, stressful, even life-threatening situations, board members, working group members, and even volunteers need to maintain confidentiality, think carefully, use discretion, and behave in a trustworthy manner. For each project selected, we will have one person from the board serve as sponsor (product owner) and one person from the respective working group serve as project manager (scrum master). The product owner for multiple products is sometimes referred to as a product manager. This person is Gillian A. The chair of the board and the scrum master for the entire effort is - Since Casa de Paz is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, part of the culture is voluntary. One challenge from a project man- agement perspective is to get people to commit to completing certain work according to schedule when many have other full- time jobs. Helping the project teams make team decisions may be relatively easy. The pillars of PMI's Code of Ethics and Pro- fessional Conduct of responsibility, respect, fairness, and hon- esty should be very well accepted and valued. An Agile approach makes the most sense for this project as many of the requirements are poorly understood at the start and many things are changing rapidly-such as having two buildings to consider with competition for both such that a third building might need to be found. Also, in Agile, we ask for commitment. If the team cannot commit to the body of work for the iteration, the plan is changed. The commitment is made at the team level at the start of the iteration. CASA DE PAZ DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Casa de Paz is an intentional community supporting the trans come from Latin America. Often, they lack communities formative journey of recovery for Latina women and their chil for support and integration as they transition from their dren. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is just starting countries of origin. In addition, many face many obsta- The vision is to create a communal living space for multiple cles to stability and flourishing. How would you put Latina women and their children. The women and their chil your life back together if you were a mother fleeing vio- dren also would have access to a variety of service providers lence in your country of origin, and once in a new coun- in the form of graduate students living in the same building. try, that same violence continues in your new home? Two possible buildings have been identified. Some of the Few spaces offer stability and encouragement in such many things that need to take place for this vision to become circumstances, much less cultural sensitivities and pro- a reality are board and working group structuring, fundraising, fessional services to facilitate the transformation to self- accountancy, promotion, website development, community sufficiency and success. Casa de Paz/House of Peace is relations development, building purchase and renovation, pro an intentional community that encourages and draws out gram development, legal services, educational advocacy, and women's resilience both by meeting them where they English as a Second Language (ESL) tutoring, among others. are and providing time and space to heal, recover, and While every project has trade-offs, success on this project will grow. Most shelters for women and children are tempo- be measured more on the creation of a safe environment with rary: the average stay is seven to twelve days. Casa de needed services than on cost and schedule. Paz provides up to six months of stability, community. Casadepazcinci.org and professional services to support women's growth along a continuum of self-sufficiency matrixes. It is a Why Is This Project So Important? community that recognizes women's dignity and cele- Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing violence in brates each step toward the realization of their gifts as their home countries. In the United States, many of them human beings. CASA DE PAZ DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Casa de Paz is an ambitious project with several dimensions to it. There is a shelter that provides six-month housing for families, along with professional services to support a process of healing and transformation. There is a support group for women that serves residents and nonresidents alike. The early meetings for Casa de Paz include seeking volun- teers to serve on the board and the three main working groups. Then a facilitated meeting is being held to determine the minimal viable product (MVP) to build. This is an open and operating facility. Some of the features that are needed include a director, staff, a building, remodeling the building, funding, a website, programming, and volunteers. Organiza- tional responsibilities also must be defined. An important question is: What can Casa de Paz do quickly without waiting for other things to happen? What are some of the things they need to do concurrently? How many projects can each of the groups (the board and the three working groups) realistically begin right away? Armed with the answers to these questions, each of the probable projects should have an elevator pitch: What is included and why is it important? Then the most critical few projects can be selected, resourced, and chartered An example of an elevator pitch is: There is a need to acquire a building and there is competition for both buildings under consideration. One building is more attractive than the other as the cost is considerably less-although the number of families served would be less. Another elevator pitch is the need for website develop ment. A fledgling website exists, but there are so many communication, fundraising, volunteer soliciting, and other possible uses of the website that early development is attractive. The elevator pitch could answer the following questions: Why is enhancing the website so important? How can the website help us do other work we desire to perform? Where are we now? What do we want? OPMENT PROJECT 3. Work with at least two other people and brainstorm pertinent risks. Assess them to determine which you believe are major risks, and develop at least one response for each major risk 4. Who are the key stakeholders for this project and what is the interest of each? Which stakeholders have the most power