Why did you bring it up in the problem statement

One more thing, projects are solutions to problems.Therefore, the goals, objectives, and activities of your project flow naturally from your problem. Astute reviewers have a good idea of the activities that should be in a project after reading the problem statement. If you make the point that a change in your target population necessitates additional staff training, then that staff training had better show up in the project. Otherwise,why did you bring it up in the problem statement?The problem statement provides the basis for the project. That means it defines the problems that will be solved by accomplishment of the project’s activities. Projects begin with and flow from the problem statement.

When you start describing your project, every aspect should trace its origin back to the problem. Otherwise, why are you doing it? Activity for activity’s sake is a complete and total waste of both your time and the grant maker’s money. If you want that grant, use the problem statement to show clearly that the activities in the project are worth the time and the money.

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