Planning and building new windfarms can be tricky projects to manage, as the public and local communities typically have a wide range of views on these proposed developments. One example is the Golden Plains windfarm near Rokewood in Victoria, and their website shows examples of how they have invested in communicating the positives of the project to the local community stakeholders. It certainly seems to be making a favourable impression on some of those in the nearby town. In planning for a project like this, it would be useful to consider a number of alternate project management methods and approaches that are gaining in popularity. Refer to the internet sources above (and others you may find) and discuss the merits of at least three other project management methods and how they could be applied to this project. In each case, compare these other methods to the traditional Waterfall approach, and explain the implications of using each of these alternatives, in the specific context of this type of project.