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Project Goals\n1.1 What are the Project Goals?\nWhat are you trying to create/add value to with this MVP? (What, with whom and by when). Your goals statement should include specific goals regarding your impact indicators/measure(s); target to achieve the measure; and date by which the goal will be accomplished.\n\u000f\n2. Strategic Alignment\n2.1 Link to Organization’s Strategic Objectives\nDescribe how this solution and mvp align/link to your organization’s strategic objectives. List senior management champions and their endorsement by senior management for the project. Specify how the solution will be scaled within and/or beyond the organization upon successful evaluation. Please do not simply copy and paste text from your organization’s website or strategic report\n\u000f\n3. MVP Specifications\n3.1 The Solution Specifications\nBased on all the research and design done to date, list the final solution specifications.\n3.2 Net New Value of Solution\nDescribe the net new value of the co-designed solution. What new functionalities or modules were developed to meet the challenge? How does the vendor benefit from the co-designed solution? How does the provider and end user benefit from the co-designed solution?\n\u000f\n3.3. MVP Evaluation Schedule\nHow will you test the mvp as you finalize it? Include any plans for testing and iteration. Include any risks and mitigation strategies if applicable. We estimate a 16-week evaluation phase, but adjust according to your exact needs. We recommend using the table below.\n\u000f\n4. The Evaluation Plan\n4.1 Outcomes-Based Specifications\nList your Outcomes Based Specifications (OBS). Prioritize your OBS and pick the most relevant OBS to focus on. Distinguish between short term and longer term OBS. 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