Project goals
| No | Goals |
|---|---|
| 1 | To provide relief assistance |
| 2 | For drug awareness and eradication |
| 3 | To provide relief assistance to Muslim Filipinos during the lockdowns |
| 4 | To provide as many food packs as possible for communities affected by the flooding brought about by the typhoon |
| 5 | To provide immediate assistance to those affected, ensuring their safety and supporting their basic needs such as food, water, shelter and medical care |
| 6 | To provide lifesaving assistance to mobile and fragile communities affected by COVID-19 |
| 7 | Rehabilitation from Typhoon Rai |
| 8 | To provide renewable energy access to those affected by extreme weather events through a combination of providing a solar TekPak (suitcase energy source) and training program that would educate community members in doing energy needs assessment, transitioning toward energy efficiency and energy use planning |
| 9 | To provide medical services to people who cannot afford to pay private services |
| 10 | To provide medical and surgical (minor and major) intervention to financially challenge communities and individual |
| 11 | To provide shelter kits and core houses to households affected by Haiyan |
| 12 | To provide emergency and disaster response to affected communities |
| 13 | To aid communities during the time of the pandemic and provide a solution to the nutritional gaps brought about by natural hazards and the impact of the pandemic |
| No | Goals |
|---|---|
| 1 | To provide relief assistance |
| 2 | For drug awareness and eradication |
| 3 | To provide relief assistance to Muslim Filipinos during the lockdowns |
| 4 | To provide as many food packs as possible for communities affected by the flooding brought about by the typhoon |
| 5 | To provide immediate assistance to those affected, ensuring their safety and supporting their basic needs such as food, water, shelter and medical care |
| 6 | To provide lifesaving assistance to mobile and fragile communities affected by COVID-19 |
| 7 | Rehabilitation from Typhoon Rai |
| 8 | To provide renewable energy access to those affected by extreme weather events through a combination of providing a solar TekPak (suitcase energy source) and training program that would educate community members in doing energy needs assessment, transitioning toward energy efficiency and energy use planning |
| 9 | To provide medical services to people who cannot afford to pay private services |
| 10 | To provide medical and surgical (minor and major) intervention to financially challenge communities and individual |
| 11 | To provide shelter kits and core houses to households affected by Haiyan |
| 12 | To provide emergency and disaster response to affected communities |
| 13 | To aid communities during the time of the pandemic and provide a solution to the nutritional gaps brought about by natural hazards and the impact of the pandemic |
Key takeaway: the project goals reflect a strong emphasis on lifesaving assistance, disaster response, community relief and health-related interventions. These priorities align with the most common project types identified in Phase 1, indicating that the surveyed organizations predominantly operate in highly urgent, crisis-driven contexts. This concentration on emergency, health and basic-needs interventions provides important context for understanding why flexible and adaptive project management approaches may be favored by practitioners
Sharing content requires targeting cookies to be enabled. Please update your cookie preferences to use this feature.