Confirming the project is a priority
Before committing resources and funds towards a particular initiative, you should formally confirm the project is a current organizational priority, including seeking approval to:
- start a business-as-usual project
- develop an internal short-form case for investment in and approval of low complexity projects, or
- develop a case for investment of resources and funding for the preparation of either a preliminary or full business case for medium complexity and high-value-high-risk (HVHR) projects.
Formalise the TAFE’s acknowledgement of the project
Use the Project Prioritisation Confirmation template to formally confirm the project's priority.
Project Prioritisation Confirmation Template
Using the template
The Project Prioritisation Confirmation template can be used for all types of projects and for a variety of purposes such as:
- to seek sign-off to start a business-as-usual project
- to seek approval to prepare an internal funding submission for low complexity projects, or
- to seek approval to prepare an internal funding submission to develop a business case for more complex projects and/or projects seeking external funding from government. Projects seeking funding from government are required to prepare a full business based on DTF guidance.
Further guidance on how to confirm the project is an organisational priority is outlined within the template.
Reviewed 05 July 2023