Community Project Prioritization Template
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Ensure that critical community projects receive the attention they deserve with this prioritization template. Using the Eisenhower method, this template helps you identify and focus on urgent and important projects while efficiently delegating less critical ones.
By following the steps outlined, you can enhance project management, ensure timely execution of high-priority tasks, and keep stakeholders informed and engaged throughout the process.
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Prioritize community projects effectively using the Eisenhower method.
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Proposed Tasks
Urgent and Important
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Task 1: Identify Urgent and Important Projects
☐ Identify community projects that are both urgent and important ☐ Mark them as Q1 -
Task 5: Review Project Prioritization Weekly
☐ Review all projects and their prioritization weekly ☐ Make necessary adjustments -
Task 7: Monitor Progress on Q1 and Q2 Projects
☐ Monitor the progress of projects in Q1 and Q2 ☐ Provide support as needed -
Task 9: Conduct Monthly Review of Project Prioritization Process
☐ Conduct a monthly review of the project prioritization process ☐ Make adjustments as needed
Important, Not Urgent
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Task 10: Provide Training on Eisenhower Method
☐ Provide training to team members on the Eisenhower method of prioritization ☐ Ensure they are able to apply it effectively -
Task 2: Identify Important but Not Urgent Projects
☐ Identify community projects that are important but not urgent ☐ Mark them as Q2 -
Task 8: Provide Regular Updates to Stakeholders
☐ Provide regular updates to stakeholders on the progress of projects ☐ Address any concerns or issues
Urgent, Not Important
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Task 3: Identify Urgent but Not Important Projects
☐ Identify community projects that are urgent but not important ☐ Mark them as Q3 -
Task 6: Delegate Q3 and Q4 Projects
☐ Delegate projects in Q3 and Q4 to appropriate team members
Not Urgent, Not Important
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Task 4: Identify Not Urgent and Not Important Projects
☐ Identify community projects that are neither urgent nor important ☐ Mark them as Q4