Identify (to the best of your ability using general estimations and ranges) the initial funding, number and type of personnel, and other resources such as raw materials or plant/facility space, committed to this project by the project sponsor. Proposal : Our group proposes to initiate a Community Garden Project aimed at promoting sustainable living and community engagement in our local area. The idea was conceived from observing the lack of green spaces within our community and the growing interest among residents in sustainable gardening and local food production. This project will involve identifying a suitable piece of land, designing the garden layout, organizing volunteer workdays for setting up the garden, and creating a schedule for maintenance and harvesting. The ultimate goal is to provide a shared space where community members can come together to grow fruits, vegetables, and flowers, promoting not only environmental sustainability but also a sense of community and well-being. We chose this project because it offers a tangible way to address several needs within our community, including improving access to fresh produce, enhancing mental health through gardening activities, and creating a sense of unity and cooperation among residents. Additionally, the project aligns with our interests in environmental sustainability and community development, providing us with a valuable opportunity to apply project management skills in a real-world setting. The Community Garden Project also offers scalability, allowing for future expansion or replication in other areas, thereby maximizing its impact. We believe this project will not only fulfill the course requirements but also leave a lasting positive imprint on our community. Project Objective Statement: The objective of our Community Garden Project is to establish a sustainable, community-driven green space that promotes environmental awareness, community engagement, and well-being among local residents. We aim to accomplish this by identifying a suitable piece of land, designing an efficient garden layout, and organizing volunteer workdays for garden setup and maintenance. The project, with an estimated budget of $10,000, is expected to be completed within a year from the start date. The ultimate goal is to provide a shared space where community members can grow their own produce, thereby improving access to fresh food, enhancing mental health, and fostering a sense of unity and cooperation The project scope for the Community Garden Project would include: Project Initiation: This involves identifying a suitable piece of land for the garden, obtaining necessary permissions and approvals, and gathering community support. Project Planning: This includes designing the garden layout, determining the types of plants to be grown, and creating a schedule for maintenance and harvesting. Project Execution: This involves organizing volunteer workdays for setting up the garden, planting the seeds or plants, and maintaining the garden. Project Control: This includes monitoring the progress of the garden, ensuring that the plants are growing properly, and making necessary adjustments to the garden layout or maintenance schedule as needed. Project Closure: This involves evaluating the success of the project, documenting lessons learned, and planning for future expansion or replication of the project in other areas. The project scope does not include activities outside of these areas, such as selling the produce grown in the garden or organizing community events in the garden (unless these activities are added to the scope at a later date). The project scope also does not include any activities that are not directly related to the creation, maintenance, and evaluation of the community garden. What are the Measures of Success: Provide a summary of the Success Criteria. Consider the criteria that would determine the level of a project's success. The success of the Co