Project Proposal 项目建议书 英文 模板

Proposal for Junior Achievement Project

Yanqin Fu

Xiaoping Hu

South Westfalia University of Applied Science

Table of Contents

Executive Summary (1)

Statement of Need (2)

Project Description (4)

Project Evaluation (7)

Budget (8)

Organization Profile (12)

Timeline (13)

Conclusion (14)

Appendices (15)

Executive Summary

With the fast growth of college graduate population, it is more and more difficult for students to find a job. Under this circumstance, setting up new businesses is becoming an effective way out. The government of China is laying great effort to encourage students to start up businesses. “Booming private capital is key to overall economic development”, says Prime Ministry Wen Jiabao. However, the lack of knowledge and experience is setting obstacles for the students. Therefore, we need urgently to strengthen students’ability in doing business. This proposal aims at introducing how the organization “Brilliant” plans to carry out the project of fostering entrepreneurship of college students in Hangzhou, and asking for a fund of 833,000 yuan to support the project.

Statement of Need

According to the Ministry of the Human Resource and Social Security of People’s Republic of China, the number of graduate students reached 6.99 million in 2013. It is the greatest number of students ever since China was founded. However, as the economic growth rate slows down, the increase in the number of jobs falls short of the increase in the number of graduate students. According to a survey conducted to 500 companies in February, the expected recruitment rate would drop by 15% in 2013. That means, the graduate students are facing a tougher employment environment and the society is facing more unemployment problems and other related economic and social problems. Hangzhou, as one of the First-tier cities, with 446.7 thousand college students, is undoubtedly facing the same problems too. Hangzhou has a GDP of 701.9 billion in 2011, and the annual economic growth rate has been above 10% since 2003.Although the government in Hangzhou has been encouraging graduate students to become entrepreneurs, the confidence index in setting up businesses is falling in the recent years and reached the lowest point of 80.11 in 2012. According to statistics, 1/3 of the graduates who started their own business three years ago gave up their business.One of the biggest reasons is that the graduate students lack ability and experience in running businesses. As a result, many graduate students have to take jobs with lower wages or longer