PM. Mitchell, M.P Anthony Boatswain, Sen. Pamela Moses along with investors at the recent sod turning ceremony at Lavera An Artistic Impression of the Lavera Beach Resort in the North of the island where construction has started

Residents of the "Historical Parish", St. Patrick, who once felt left on the backburner, in terms of national development, now feel optimistic and are singing praises to government, as the parish is receiving its fair share of projects that are already bearing fruits, although the main harvest is yet to come. Two significant projects are currently underway, in St. Patrick. The Sauteurs Breakwater and the Levera Beach Resort projects, which from all indications are expected to improve and protect the parish's coastline, create development opportunities in the north of the island, and generate jobs. Although the interventions and investments by Government and investors in the Northern Parish will result in improvements in their quality of life, economic stimulation and is likely to have a lasting impact on their community, residents are also optimistic about many more developmental prospects both projects can create in the North. As part of the Disaster Vulnerability Programme, Government is putting a stop to the coastal degradation caused by the rough Atlantic waters, to ensure the safety of citizens and property. At a cost of 4.8 million dollars, the Breakwater Project will lay a 1500-foot stone core structure in the water, stretching from the shore just under the Sauteurs Catholic Church or Leapers Hill, moving out to sea and on to the old Sauteurs jetty. The structure will be 50 feet wide at the bottom and 25 feet wide at the top. This is expected to calm the rough Atlantic waters heading onto shore, thereby lessening the damage to the sand and seashore. Hon. Anthony Boatswain, Parliamentary Representative for St. Patrick West, spoke on the genesis of the project and government's mitigation actions, during the 2017 budget presentation. "I want to commend our Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, notwithstanding the difficult financial situation, he went to Sauteurs and saw what was happening and he said, ... We must do something about that project, Mr. Speaker, and now that project is on stream," he said. Arnold Frederick, a restaurant employee, from Madeys, St. Patrick, told The GIS Review, "Is not today we was looking forward for that, is years now.... the wait is finally over, and the benefits of the Breakwater project is already visible", a sentiment expressed by many community members. The expectation is that boats like the Osprey and others will soon be able to safely anchor at Sauteurs; that the fishermen can both moor their boats and face calmer waters when heading out to sea and the storekeepers and those residing on the coastline can feel secure that their property is no longer at risk."It's one of the best projects that have been done for a long, long time. Everybody was looking forward for that and today we get it and praise the Government - the NNP Government - for doing such a project like that," Dennis Phillip, also known popularly as Comsie, a retired citizen of Sauteurs, shared. Prime Minister, Dr. the Rt. Hon. Keith Mitchell, during his 2016 budget presentation told the nation, "This ongoing Sauteurs Breakwater Project has created between 15 to 20 jobs, to the benefit of the local community, with an estimated completion date of June 2017." The breakwater structure is expected to transform Grenada into a gateway to the Grenadines. In fact, it is expected to encourage investment in a marina project at Sauteurs, which would build a yachting center and attract significant commercial activity, thereby increasing employment in the north. Like many other residents from St. Patrick's, Annie Clift, Co-owner of the Petite Anse Hotel which is the first major hotel establishment in the North of the island, says she thinks the project is well managed and they're already seeing the differences to the water. However, with respect to the possibility of a marina, Robert Martin, Managing Director of NTL Trust, an investor in the Levera Beach Resort, said during his company's ground-breaking ceremony, that some of his equity investors are very interested.

(1) Provide a brief description of the project.

(2) Identify the sponsor(s) of the project.

(3) Describe the original project constraints (i.e., Schedule, Cost/Budget, Scope, Quality).

(4) State the problem(s) that the project was intended to solve or project objectives.

(5) Outline the business, social or economic value created by the project.

(6) Critically comment on the success of the project (successful or not).

(7) Using the knowledge acquired in this course analyse and critique any weaknesses/inadequacies or areas of improvement in the management processes of the project.

(8) Point out any strengths/successes in the management processes of the project.

(9) Summarize any key takeaways and lessons learned from the examination of this project.