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Sustainable Urban Gardening Initiative in Seattle

Promoting community gardens in urban areas to foster green spaces, provide fresh produce, and enhance social connections. Contact us at [email protected] for more info.

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Sustainable Urban Gardening Initiative in Seattle

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  1. Title goes here Name(s) Affiliation

  2. Project Goals • Ultimate goal of project • Relationship to other projects or activities (not only senior projects, but others you know about in community)

  3. Description • Describe the project in non-technical terms List location or contact for specification (or other related documents) here; for example webpages, etc. FOR MORE INFO...

  4. Evidence used • Here include your summary of evidence: a) standards (professional, national, international), b) research, c) literature, d) experts, etc that • Shows the need for this project; • Helped to guide your intervention

  5. Competitive Analysis • State conclusion about why your project adds something or is improvement • Strengths • your strengths relative to competitors [what does your project add?] • Challenges • your weaknesses relative to competitor [what do others do better?] • What difficulties you faced

  6. Technology • New technology used • benefits • Standards being adopted • benefits • Standards specifically being ignored • drawbacks & benefits [note DYA: define your acronyms!]

  7. Team/Resources • Resources for this project • people • equipment • locations • support & outside services • manufacturing • sales

  8. Implementation [note: instead of procedure] • Describe your intervention • What were the requirements, benefits, and issues of using new procedures FOR MORE INFO... List location or contact for procedures document (or other related documents) here

  9. Schedule • Review high-level schedule milestones here [note this is showing the MAIN steps with dates of your project; excerpt this from Gant] FOR MORE INFO... PRN List location or contact for detailed schedule (or other related documents) here

  10. Current Status • High-level overview of progress against schedule • On-track in what areas • Behind in what areas • Ahead in what areas • Unexpected delays or issues

  11. Outcomes measured • Tools or strategies that you used to measure outcomes

  12. Results • Quantitative evaluation data • Qualitative evaluation data

  13. Conclusion • Narrative of project status • Next steps

  14. Conclusion • 1-2 sentence summary of project, outcomes, benefits (e.g., Development of a cancer control website uniquely targeting CSUN women was completed on time with resources indicated. http://www.csun.edu/~nursing/LiveWell/cancer_mainpage.htm ) • Next steps • New students to assume project • Substantive content • Marketing

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