Templates and associated documents
All projects should utilise the current version of all templates. The latest templates are linked below:
The two primary documents required are:
Project CONCEIVE Phase template - The purpose of this document
is to develop the concept of a project, the first of the five stages of Project
Management within Scouts Queensland.
Completion of this document is required for consideration of formal project
recognition and full or partial project funding
Project PLAN Phase template - The purpose of this document
is to develop the plan phase of a project, the second of the five stages of
Project Management within Scouts Queensland.
Completion of this document is required for complex projects where the
Concept Phase secured partial project funding only - through to the end of the
Plan Phase.
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