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"Raising money for charity for a wildlife sanctuary". Include a description of how and why you would use a (WBS)in a project.
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Work Breakdown Structure
1) Approval Process
a) The board must always approve the fundraising for any project.
b) The goal of the project must be set at this time to allow all to meet it.
c) Once approval and monetary goal is set, the project can begin.
2) Design
a) The design of the project is the next step, as we know what the project is and what is needed to get there.
b) The architect will now design the look of the sanctuary. Once this is complete, the fundraising team can present philanthropists with an outline of the project, including a visual of the proposed facility.
c) Permits will be needed to secure funding. A donor will not make a donation if local government approval has not been obtained.
3) Team
a) Now that one and two ...
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