microproject
A microproject is a small-scale project designed to achieve a narrowly defined objective within a short timeframe and with limited resources. It is typically a self-contained effort that can be completed quickly and with minimal formal governance, distinct from larger programs or strategic initiatives.
Typical features include a well-defined scope, specific deliverables, a short duration (often days to weeks), a
Microprojects are used across disciplines to test ideas, gather evidence, deliver quick wins, or serve as building
Management often relies on agile or lean practices, with simple planning artifacts, iterative work, and frequent
Limitations include the potential for fragmentation of a larger strategy and challenges integrating results with broader
See also: pilot project, prototype, proof of concept, incremental development.