Part 2 – Proposed Solution
1. What is your proposed solution to the problem? This is the “What” part of your
business proposal.
The next two questions answer the “How” part of your business proposal.
2. What financial, human, and natural resources are needed to support the
proposed solution?
3. What should government, business leaders, and citizens do to make your
solution happen?
4. What positive outcome do you think will happen if your solution is carried out?
Consider how the solution will benefit the region and its citizens. This answers
the “Why” parts of your business proposal including why you want to carry out
your solution and why others (your audience) should help you
1. Proposed Solution: My proposed solution to address the issue of unemployment in the region is to establish a training and skills development program for individuals, focusing on in-demand industries such as technology, healthcare, and green energy. This program will provide participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to secure employment in these growing sectors.
2. Resources Needed: To support this program, financial resources will be needed to cover the costs of training materials, instructors, and administrative expenses. Human resources in the form of skilled trainers and program coordinators will also be essential. Natural resources such as suitable training facilities and technology equipment will be necessary to facilitate effective learning.
3. Action Steps: Government officials can provide funding and support for the program through grants or partnerships with educational institutions. Business leaders can collaborate by offering internship opportunities and potential employment for program graduates. Citizens can spread awareness about the program and encourage participation among those in need of employment opportunities.
4. Positive Outcome: If this solution is carried out successfully, the region will experience a reduction in unemployment rates as individuals gain employable skills and secure jobs in high-demand industries. This will not only benefit the individuals who participate in the program but also contribute to the overall economic growth and development of the region. By investing in human capital and promoting sustainable employment, the community as a whole will thrive and prosper.