Task You have been appointed as the Project Manager for the project and your CEO has asked for a report that details the project management approach that would be followed to achieve the client's objectives. Your report should cover the following tasks: 1. Detail your Project Management Framework for the successful delivery of the project. The details should include: a. A critical evaluation of any 3 project lifecycles (you must include at least 2 industry specific life cycles in your evaluation) and justify one (1) to be used for the project. b. Develop a programme of work based on the case study with 10 - 15 key activities, include the required resources (i.e. human, plants, cost etc.) and monitor the progress of the project at between 50% - 65% completion. Please, include a commentary on the progress of the project after tracking. C. Critically discuss stakeholder management and undertake a stakeholder analysis for the project. You should identify 6 - 10 stakeholders (i.e. both internal and external) d. Discuss the importance of communication on project success and develop a project communication plan for the project. Your communication plan should capture all the stakeholders identified in 1c. Assessment task details and Brief instructions Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to tackle climate change is of upmost importance to all national governments and industries alike. The UK Government, for instance, has a target to reduce the nation's emissions by at least 68% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels. Over the past decade, the UK has cut carbon emissions by more compared to similar developed countries and was the first major economy to legislate for net- zero emissions by 2050 As a result, the University of Salford is constructing a 16M testing facility (Energy House 2.0) with two large chambers, each measuring 21m-wide x 12m-high. The facility is designed to investigate the future of housing, looking at issues such as off-site construction, smart homes, and energy use. The laboratory will contain two environmental chambers with the ability to achieve temperatures of between -20C to +40C and simulate different weather condition e.g. wind, rain, snow etc. The facility will target a global market, with environmental conditions of 95% of the world's population able to be replicated in the facility. The houses will be fitted with smart energy technology including smart meters, in-home displays and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) solutions, all of which will be powered by 100% renewable energy Energy House 2.0 also aims to shape the homes of the future, bring the UK to net carbon zero quicker, and help alleviate fuel poverty