Enactus Project Charter 2021/2022

Team/ University: Project Title:

Start date:
(the beginning of implementation) Issue Date:
(Date of submitting the Project
End date: charter)
(the end of all implementation steps,
production phase continues)
Phase: Start date:
(if it’s a continuing project):
□ New project
□ Continuing project of a previous year

No. of alumnus involved in the project (If Potential project stakeholders:

found): (Key partners, suppliers, sponsors,
advisors, etc.) …

1. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:
 Provide executive summary/quick overall view of the project,
highlighting the need/problem/issue that the project is tackling)

Smokers around the world buy roughly 6.5 trillion cigarettes each year. That’s 18 billion every day. While
most of a cigarette’s innards and paper wrapping disintegrate when smoked, not everything gets burned.
Whatever their direct health impact on or benefit to smokers, cigarette filters pose a serious litter and toxic
waste disposal problem. Close to 4.5 trillion cigarette filter is left over, only an estimated third of which
make it into the trash. The rest are casually flung into the street or out a window. Filters from smoked
cigarettes contain a significant amount of tar trapped in it. The tar contains thousands of chemicals and heavy
metals. Both of these organic and inorganic constituents can leach into the soil or water sources and pose
threat to animals and plants, from there they can enter into the food chain as well and have been reported to
be toxic to humans and cause a variety of diseases including inflammatory lung diseases, cardiovascular
diseases, and cancers. Smoking in Egypt is prevalent as 19 billion cigarettes are smoked annually in the
country making it the largest market in the Arab world. In the past few years smoking in Egypt has reached an
all-time high with an estimated twenty percent as fifteen million people regularly using tobacco products.
 What is the solution (Product/service) that your project is offering to this
problem? Who is your target audience?

After research, and in an attempt to find a way to get rid of cigarette waste
and reduce its harm, our solution is recycling cigarettes into three main
products; cotton sheets from cigarette butts, mosquito repellents and insects
from cigarettes paper, and insecticide from tobacco, and all with perfect price
compared with those in the marker with the same quality or more effective.

Target audience: Ma'akom Association for Social Aid.

2. HIGH LEVEL PROJECT SCOPE:

 What are the objectives of your project? (Each objective should meet the S.M.A.R.T
criteria)

 What is the Value Proposition of your project?

 Highlight the box(es) that corresponds to your project’s scope:

Agriculture Technology Aiding Disabilities

Sanitation Tourism Medical/Health
Employment Water Purification Irrigation
Education Rural Facilities Housing
Development
Energy Industries/Products Women Empowerment
Transportation Environment Waste Management
 If your project scope wasn’t mentioned, state it here:
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 3. PROJECT STRATEGIES:
 (What are the people, planet and prosperity factors affecting your
target audience? How will the project address these factors?)

Factors How will you address it?

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People - -
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Planet - -
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Prosperity - -
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 Highlight the Sustainable Development Goals achieved in the project:

(Highlight the box(es) that corresponds to the SDGs of your project

1 No Poverty 10 Reduce Inequalities

2 Zero Hunger
3 Good Health & Well Being
4 Quality Education
5 Gender Equality
6 Clean Water & Sanitation
7 Affordable Clean Energy
8 Decent Work & Economic Growth
9 Industry, Innovation &
Infrastructure
11 Sustainable cities & Communities
12 Responsible Consumption &
Production
13 Climate Change
14 Life Below Water
15 Life On a Land
16 Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
17 Partnerships For The Goals

4. HIGH LEVEL PROJECT SCHEDULE:

Key Milestones
(What are the major vital steps of your projects that mark a certain
progress? What is the approximate date of achieving this important step?)

Milestones Target date

 5. HIGH LEVEL PROJECT BUDGET:

 Capital (one time cost)

(The machines, places, materials, etc. that you’ll buy or rent only once at the
beginning of your project)

Item Quantity Unite price Amount

Total:

 Expenses
(Transportation, materials, salaries, etc. Each item which will cost you a regular
payment every day, week or month) 

Item Quantity Unite price Amount

Total:

 Beneficiary’s Income

(Original income if found, and the estimated income after being empowered
through the project)

Original Income New Income

6. ASSUMPTIONS & CONSTRAINTS:

(internal issues related to the project)
(What are the anticipated events or circumstances, more likely positive, expected
to occur during your project’s life cycle? What are the constraints or limitations,
more likely negative, imposed on the project, such as cost, schedule, resources,
etc.?)

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7. RISKS & MITIGATION PLANS: (external issues related to the project)

(Risks can be of various types such as technical risks, monetary risks and
scheduling-based risks. What are the measures taken to reduce or eliminate the
risks associated with your project?)

Risk Mitigation plan

8. SUCCESS CRITERIA:

CRITERIA MEASURE

REACH (CUSTOMERSEGMENT) -DIRECTLY :

DIRECTLY: INDIVIDUALS THE TEAM (ESTIMATED NO. OF BENEFICIARIES

WORKED WITH DIRECTLY. SKILLS AND EMPOWERED BY THE PROJECT)
KNOWLEDGE LEARNED IS IMPLEMENTED
IN THEIR LIVES. REQUIRES TEAM TO
FOLLOW-UP WITH TARGET AUDIENCE.
-INDIRECTLY :
INDIRECTLY: INDIVIDUALS WHO (ESTIMATED NO. OF PEOPLE BENEFITED FROM
INTERACT AND BENEFITED FROM THE
THE PROJECT)
PROJECT BUT THE TEAM DIDN’T WORK
DIRECTLY WITH THEM.

PROFITABILITY -

EXPLAIN BY ESTIMATED NUMBERS HOW -

WILL YOUR PROJECT GAIN PROFIT. WHAT
ARE YOUR PROJECT’S REVENUE
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SUSTAINABILITY -

HOW THE PROJECT WILL EVOLVE

AND SUSTAIN OVER TIME?
DEMONSTRATE BY ACTUAL STEPS.

WHAT IS YOUR EXPANSION &

GROWTH PLAN FOR IT?

9. Team Charter (Roles & Responsibilities):

(As an Enactus team, how will you apply the aspect of Entrepreneurial
Leadership? How will you distribute the project’s assignments and
tasks over the responsible team?)

No. of members working on the -

project:

Their assignments: