Assessment 1–Project Pitch
Written Project Pitch (maximum 1200 words)
Due date:
Total weight:
Marked out of: 30%
1.3, 2.1
Assessment 1 requires students (working individually) to come up with a World Water Day project idea to pitch to Griffith University. The project should align with GriffithUniversity’ssustainability goals (see GriffithUniversity Sustainability),
https://www.griffith.edu.au/sustainability
as well asWorld Water Day’sobjectives (see22 March World Water Day)
https://www.worldwaterday.org
(i.e., an event/project that raises awareness about waterand/oraimed at tackling the global water crisisand/oradvocates the sustainable management of water resources).
Griffith University will provide $10,000 to develop, market, and run the project.
Students will submit a‘Project Pitch’(maximum 1200 words) that:
1) thoroughly explains a World Water Day project idea that can be delivered
within the$10,000 project budget,
2) explains how the project will meet GriffithUniversity’sneeds, as well as
aligning withWorld Water Day’sobjectives,
3) identifies any other relevant key stakeholders and how their needs/interests will
be served through the project/event.
Please include a short introduction and conclusion in your submission.
Assessment 1 is due 4pm, 26thAugust, 2021. Students will submit their Project Pitch online via SafeAssign on the 2209THS Learning@Griffith course site.
Presentation instructions
Submissions must be typed in 11pt Times New Roman font with 1.5 line spacing and 2.5cm margins. Headings should be in bold.
Any illustrations, diagrams or tables must be labelled (e.g. Figure 1, Table 1) and referred to‘in-text’so the reader understands them and their relevance.
All resources drawn on to compile your project pitch must be referenced in-text
and in a reference list. Use APA formatting.