E-Sathkara Group 04

8/3/2019 E-Sathkara Group 04

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2011

e-Business Technologies

and Applications

Group 04

6/28/2011

System for Helping People


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e-Business Technologies And Applications Group 04

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Name Index Number

T.P.B.Amunugama 09020039

W.H.P.C.P.Dharmasiri 09020081

K.D.M.V.Jayathilake 09020187

A.I.D.K. Seneviratne 09020543

W.M.T.P.Weerasinghe 09020731


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

As the e Business Technologies and Application assignment group we would like to

acknowledge and extend our heartfelt gratitude to the following persons who have been

instrumental in the successful completion of this project.

First of all we would like to thank Mrs. Dr. Shiromi Arunathilake who gave us this

opportunity to do this project and without her guidance and support this project would not have

succeeded.

Secondly the legal officers who gave their time and support to competence of this project

providing necessary details.

Last but not least to all the colleagues who helped us in every possible way.


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CONTENTS

Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 6

Scope of the project ........................................................................................................................... 6

Reasons of selecting these problems .............................................................................................. 7

Background of Selected problems .................................................................................................. 7

Poverty ...................................................................................................................................... 7

Unemployment .......................................................................................................................... 9

Disabilities among people ........................................................................................................ 11

Inequality in education ............................................................................................................. 12

Strategy development ...................................................................................................................... 12

e-Sathkara ....................................................................................................................................... 13

How it works? ......................................................................................................................... 13

Features of the site ....................................................................................................................... 14

Proposed System Interfaces ......................................................................................................... 15

Management structure ................................................................................................................. 18

Users and responsibilities ............................................................................................................ 20

Gramasewaka:.......................................................................................................................... 20

Divisional secretary office ........................................................................................................ 20

System administrator ................................................................................................................ 20

Inquiry officers ........................................................................................................................ 20

Examiners ................................................................................................................................ 20

Linkage solution to e-Business ........................................................................................................ 21

Analysis of the solution ................................................................................................................... 21

MOST ANALYSIS ..................................................................................................................... 21

Mission .................................................................................................................................... 22

Objectives ................................................................................................................................ 22

Strategy.................................................................................................................................... 22


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Tactics ..................................................................................................................................... 23

SWOT Analysis ........................................................................................................................... 23

Strength ................................................................................................................................... 24

weakness .................................................................................................................................. 24

Opportunities ........................................................................................................................... 25

Threats ..................................................................................................................................... 25

PEST ANALYSIS ....................................................................................................................... 25

Political Factor ......................................................................................................................... 26

Economic factors ..................................................................................................................... 27

Socio-Culture factors ............................................................................................................... 27

Technological factors ............................................................................................................... 28

conclusion ....................................................................................................................................... 28

references ........................................................................................................................................ 29


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INTRODUCTION

Sri Lanka is small country situated in the Indian Ocean. And also it is a developing country

with the population over twenty million. It contains with 25 administrative districts and 4 major

nations and 4 major religions. From district to district there are huge differences in population,

income distribution, poverty level, unemployment, education and many more fields.

According to international standards and measurements our country is still developing third

world country. People who suffer from poverty is at a considerably high level. And the country

suffered from a bloody terrorism and civil war during previous three decades. Due to that war

thousands of people lost their lives, houses and properties. And also thousands civilians and soldiersof our army were disabled due to this war. Because of these reasons country is unable to reach its

development targets and people of the country unable to increase their living condition.

There a lot of local and foreign organizations were established in Sri Lanka to help the

economy of the country and people who need help. In every year they launch number of projects in

Sri Lanka. Most of them are situated in the Colombo and near suburbs and operate around limited

area.

Most of the times they unable to select people who actually need some help and they didnt

reach to some areas which have lower income rate than to other areas. And the other thing is there is

no proper platform for the individuals to help people. And some people dont like to spend money

for charity works because those programs dont have a transparent procedure to collect funds.

And also there is no proper ways to people in rural areas ask for a help and to people who like

to do donations. So our attempt is to introduce web based solution to link people who need a help

and people who like to donate.

SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

In Sri Lanka since the independence there are a lot of unsolved problems. Such as poverty,

unemployment, inequality of education, disabilities among peoples and so on. Due to various kind of


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reasons government and other responsible parties were able to find fixed solutions to those

problems.

In this project we chose three major problem areas as our scope of the project. They are

1. Poverty

2. Unemployment

3. Disabilities among people

4. Inequality in education

REASONS OF SELECTING THESE PROBLEMS

Not limited to a certain area or nationality.

These problems affect the countrys economy in several ways.

Actions which are taken such as Samurdhi to solve these problems are not sufficient

These problems are the roots of so many other problems.

Effort of the government authorities is not enough to solve these problems

Problem like disabilities among people will exist in the society for ever. Because we cannot

solve that type problem completely. The thing that we have to do is to help those people.

When concerning above problems we can determine that these problems not affect to a single

person in a family but to everyone in the family.

BACKGROUND OF SELECTED PROBLEMS

In this project we hope to address the problems which we mentioned above. To get a clear

picture about those problems the following statistic will be useful.

POVERTY

According to Department of Census and Statistical of Sri Lanka the poverty level of the

country in 2009/2010 is 8.9%. The meaning of that for every 100 people of my country there are


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almost 9 people havent enough income for continue their lives. Though it is a 41% reduction in just

three years (2006/2009=15.2%), still in many districts the poverty level remains over 10%.

By examining the graph below we can see that poverty level of most of the districts is at high

level. But the poverty level in the western zone of the country is very low.

District HIES survey period

1990/91 1995/96 2002 2006/07 2009/10

Colombo 16.2 12.0 6.4 5.4 3.6

Gampaha 14.7 14.1 10.7 8.7 3.9

Kalutara 32.3 29.5 20.0 13.0 6.0

Kandy 35.9 36.7 24.9 17.0 10.3

Matale 28.7 41.9 29.6 18.9 11.5

Nuwara-eliya 20.1 32.1 22.6 33.8 7.6

Galle 29.7 31.6 25.8 13.7 10.3

Matara 29.2 35.0 27.5 14.7 11.2

Hambantota 32.4 31.0 32.2 12.7 6.9

Jaffna - - - - 16.1

Vavuniya - - - - 2.3

Batticaloa - - - 10.7 20.3

Ampara - - - 10.9 11.8

Trincomalee - - - - 11.7


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(Based on Poverty indication report 2009/ 2010 by Department of Census and Statistics - Sri

Lanka)

UNEMPLOYMENT

According to statistics of the same department unemployment rate of the country is 5.8%. It

means for every 100 people who belong to 14-60 age category there are almost six people who

haven't jobs. So it is very serious problem for the development of country. Below mentioned graph

shows the Unemployed number. & unemployment rate by gender & sector in 2009.

Kurunegala 27.2 26.2 25.4 15.4 11.7

Puttalama 22.3 31.1 31.3 13.1 10.5

Anuradhapura 24.4 27.0 20.4 14.9 5.7

Polonnaruwa 24.9 20.1 23.7 12.7 5.8

Badulla 31.0 41.0 37.3 23.7 13.3

Moneragala 33.7 56.2 37.2 33.2 14.5

Ratnapura 30.8 46.4 34.4 26.6 10.5

Kegalle 31.2 36.3 32.5 21.1 10.8

Gender Unemployment TotalSector

Urban Rural

MaleNumber

Rate

223281

4.8

33560

5.8

189721

4.1

FemaleNumber

Rate

247973

8.6

21307

7.8

226666

8.7

TotalNumber

Rate

471254

5.8

54867

6.4

416387

5.8


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Based on Sri Lanka Labor Force Survey-Report 2009 by Department of Census and Statistics -

Sri Lanka

Below mentioned graph shows the unemployment rate of every district. In some districts we

can see that there is high unemployment rate. As well as poverty level lowest unemployment rate is

recorded form the Colombo district.

District Unemployment

Rate

District Unemployment

Rate

Colombo 4.4 Ampara 7.7

Gampha 4.6 Trincomalee 8.0

Kaluthara 4.1 Kurunagala 5.4

Kandy 9.7 Puttalama 5.5

Matale 5.4 Anuradhapura 3.9

Nuwara Eliya 2.4 Polonnaruwa 6.5

Galle 8.3 Badulla 4.0

Matara 9.8 Monaragala 5.8

Habanthota 10.6 Rathnapura 4.8

Batticaloa 7.4 Kegalle 7.2

Based on Sri Lanka Labor Force Survey-Report 2009 by Department of Census and Statistics -

Sri Lanka


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DISABILITIES AMONG PEOPLE

As we know Sri Lanka had been faced to a thirty year war. Due to that thousands of people

were died and a lot of people been fully disabled. And also there are a lot of other people who bornwith some disabilities and various kind of accidents in every year produce considerable amount of

disable people.

In 2000, it is estimated that there were about 776,000 people with disabilities or about 4.1

percent of the total population.Other than that in 2009 Ministry of Defense announced that over

29000 soldiers were disabled due to civil war during 1983 to 2009.

Fellow table mentioned the disabilities among people according to the finding ofCensus of

Population and Housing conducted in 2001.

District Total Disabilityin

Seeing

Disability in

Hearing/SpeakingDisability

in

Hands

Disability

in

Legs

Other

Physical

disability

Mental

Disability

Colombo 27430 5998 6414 4854 9168 1219 8730

Gampaha 28683 7017 7860 5206 9984 1387 7313Kaluthara 18431 4690 5043 3272 6209. 808 4809

Kandy 19357 4537 5395 3300 6292 840 5181

NEliya 10465 2857 2585 2006 3474 477 1919

Matale 7466 1920 2017 1335 2450 326 1727

Galle 17873 4722 5051 3051 5762 666 4981

Matara 15255 3773 4320 2535 4764 681 4379

Hanbanthota 12736 3682 3287 2079 3745 628 3391

Ampara 8462 2339 2367 1289 2511 324 1670

Kurunegala 26046 6535 7145 4764 9226 1179 6123

Puttalam 11558 2964 3231 2121 3824 688 2517Anuradhapura 14830 3907 3727 2505 5009 729 2995

Polonnaruwa 6010 1518 1629 1045 1989 339 1301

Badulla 12661 3244 3282 2269 4110 792 2696

Monaragala 6843 1714 1779 1227 2216 362 1576

Rathnapura 17131 4438 4585 2772 5347 1028 4222

Kegalle 13474 3241 3626 2501 4496 802 3496

Total 274711 69096 73343 48131 90576 13275 69026


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INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION

When we concern structure of schools in Sri Lanka we can divide them in to 3 main categories

1. National schools

2. Navodya schools

3. Provincial schools

Maha Vidyala

Madya Maha Vidyala

Following table shows the amount of schools in each category and the percentage.

School Type Schools Students Teachers

No % No % No %

National schools 324 3.3 676,127 17.6 30,684 15.0

Navodya schools 457 4.7 472,735 12.3 22,204 10.8

Provincial schools 8,933 92.0 2,687,688 70.1 152,020 74.2

All schools 9,714 100.0 3,836,550 100.0 204,908 100.0

Based on School Census report -2006 prepared by static branch of Ministry of Education

By examining the table you can see that there are only 324 National schools in Sri Lanka but

the problem is most of the resources are been centric around these schools. While the some school

having the highest facilities, some village schools havent enough class rooms to continue the studies

The report says that there are over 2000 schools which have 10 or below amount of teachers.

And also it says that the most of the graduated teachers are in the Western Province.16.0 percent of

all schools have less than 51 students.

STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT

Considering the back ground of the problem it is clear that there are thousands of people who

need help. It is a big issue for a developing country like Sri Lanka. Government cannot alone search

solutions for these problems. As a nation, as a country we have to search for solutions in order to

improve their living conditions.


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As university students, we felt that we should be done some sort of effort to help these

people. As BICT students we try to solve this problem by giving a solution where we can make a

bridge between the people who need help and people who are willing to help. Our solution is a web

based system called esathkara which has designed forMinistry of Social Services and Social

Welfare.. So this site will be under the governing body of the ministry.

E-SATHKARA

This site will help to connect two parties who willing to help and who need help.

Who will be listed in this site

o Disable people

o

Schools with lack of resourceso People who need financial aid

o Who need support for health issues

o Poor students who need of study materials

o Homeless people

o Orphan children

o Simply anyone who disserve help

Donors can find the people who need help and they can directly contact them.

Sri Lankans in foreign countries can also use this site. They can contact the Ministry of

Social Services and Social Welfare for further details.

People can rely on this site because all the details of the people who have asked for help should

submit their applications trough the Gramasewaka and they should mention about two non related

reputed people where donors can inquire about them. Also donors can go and directly contact the

people who they help.

HOW IT WORKS?

First any who want to get help through this site should submit his application, relevant

documents (medical certificates, birth certificate, identity card copy, photographs, and letter

of giving permission to publish in the site) to Gramasewaka.

Then gramsewaka check if that request is a reasonable one. If its reasonable then heapproves it and sends that application to divisional secretarys office.


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In the divisional secretaries office those applications will be categorized by the aid type they

want and will be uploaded to site.

When donors visit the site they can find the people who has requested for help. Then they can

directly contact them or if they wish they can help them through Ministry of Social Services

and Social Welfare.

Donors from other countries can do donations by contacting the inquiry officers through the

site.

Donors are requested to inform the Gramasewaka officer of the area about the major

donations they made. So gramasewaka officers will inform the divisional secretary office

about the completed aid requests. Then those profiles will be removed from the site.

User can also make donations to the eSathkara fund using bank accounts or credit cards.

Annually people will be selected to help by the fund.

Examiner officers appointed by the eSathkara division will be doing investigation and

random checks to avoid corruptions and irregularities involving in the system.

Records and statics in the eSathkara database will be used for future welfare activities of the

government and for relevant studies.

FEATURES OF THE SITE

Donations: this feature will be categorizing the aid types which can be done by the donors.

When user click a particular aid type he will be guided to the contribution types he can made.

Finally system will be display the user profiles according to the aid type.

eSathkara fund: this feature is available in the home page. Users can donate to the

eSathkara fund using this option.

Search option: using this option donor can quickly search using a key word for a particular

person who has requested for help

o Eg: if donor enters the key word school then system will show the results regarding

school like donations for school, help for school children, requests for school

stationery etc.

Appeal: this is a tab added in the home page where users will be shown some photos where

they will realize how they can make a change to other people who suffer. There will be a

comparison of people in two social classes which will appeal to the hearts of people.

News: under the news latest news regarding the donations will be published.


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About us: this will give users a fair description of the site. Where they can learn how this site

works. History, vision and mission will be under this tab.

Contacts us: this option will help the visitors to contact the officers of Ministry of Social

Services and Social Welfare. Visitors can also make complaints and inquiries using this

option.

Success stories: there will be stories of people who have won their life after the help of this

site. Those stories will be published in order to motivate people.

Follow us: there will be an option to integrate with social networks like face book, tweeter.

PROPOSED SYSTEM INTERFACES

Home Page:

Stories:


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Donations Page:


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Appeal Page:


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Contact Us:

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

This site will be implemented under the Ministry of Social Services and Social Welfare.

There will be a separate division establish to maintain the work of this site. There will be system

administrator, inquiry officers and examiners assigned to that division.

Gramasewaka of the villages will be at the ground level and he will have to report to

divisional secretary offices. There will be several gramasewaka officers working under one

divisional secretary office. Each divisional secretary office deals with the eSathkara division of the

ministry regarding the matters.


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Update User Profiles



Ministry of Social Services and Social Welfare

e-sathkara Division

System

AdministratorInquiry Officers Examiners

e-sathkara

e-sathkara Database

Divisional

secretariat1

Divisional

secretariat2

Divisional

secretariat3

Gramasevaka officer1




Gramasevaka officer3Gramasevaka officer2



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USERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

GRAMASEWAKA:

Identify the people who need help in his area.

Check applications and select the right people who need help.

Sending applications to the divisional secretary office.

Provide necessary details to donors and authorized parties.

Inform divisional secretary office about completed requests.

Send details about donations made in his area to AGA offices.

DIVISIONAL SECRETARY OFFICE

Accept and validate the applications send by gramasewaka.

Update the eSathkara database.

Deals with both gramasewaka and eSathkara division

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR

Managing and maintenance of the whole system

Manage users of the system

Set privilege levels to each user group

INQUIRY OFFICERS

Deals with complains and suggestions

Inform about asked questions

Help donors providing necessary details

Inform examiners about the complaints made

EXAMINERS

Do investigations about complaints

Check for fraud applications made

Do random checks to avoid irregularities


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LINKAGE SOLUTION TO E-BUSINESS

We can take this system as a C2C (consumer to consumer) e Business. Because in this

system there are two consumers (donors and help seekers) and those two consumers are facilitated by

a third party (eSathkara) to do interaction. Since eSathkara site is maintained by the government and

charity based project there is no charging of a flat fee or commission like in normal C2C e

Businesses. And also government takes appropriate action and the responsibility to avoid fraud and

irregularities rather than being an ordinary intermediate.

ANALYSIS OF THE SOLUTION

We analyze the proposed solution through the external and environment. And we do the

analysis to make sure that this system is achieved its mission.

MOST ANALYSIS

MOST Analysis is a simple framework tool for analyzing or planning the detail of what an

organization does. In a consulting role, it helps you frame questions, starting from the high-level

mission of the organization and digging right down to the detail of individual tactics. When

planning, it is useful to ensure that all bases are covered and that there is a logical connection from

the mission to tactics.

MOST is stands for ,

Mission

Objectives

Strategy

Tactics


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According MOST analyze we can analyze the e- sathkara system about whether this has accomplish

the mission.

MISSION

Mission is the purpose of existence of that company

We act as a bridge to connect who willing to help and who deserve help .

OBJECTIVES

This includes the short term and long term goals which should be accomplish to fulfill the

mission.

Make a easy way to donate who is willing to help

Get the help to the people who deserve help

Rise the living standard of people Motivate people to help others

Give attention to people who need help

Make aware of the issues in the society

STRATEGY

These are the plans or actions made to accomplish the objectives

Make a community to helping people

Collect information of help needed people around the country

Make information source of help needed people

Provide easy platform to donate

Provide donation categories

Give a responsible and trusted connection to donors and help needed people


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EnvironmentalScan

InternalEnviroment

Strength Weakness

ExternalEnvironment

Opportunity Threat

TACTICS

Immediate actions for strategic implementation

Use social network to make community

Create attractive advertisements to attractive people

Gramasevaka officers collect in their region and give information to Divisional secretaries

Information of help needed people are available on website

People can donate through the government or if they need they can do it on their own

People can donate money to e-sathkara bank account

People can donate through what they can. It is available money, equipments, artificial legs

like wise

All the information goes through the government. So donors can trust the information

provided

SWOT ANALYSIS

Strength

Weakness

Opportunity

ThreatWe used the SWOT analysis to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities,

and Threats involved in a project. The SWOT analysis is used to identify the key internal andexternal factors that are important to achieving the project objective.


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STRENGTH

Attributes of the project those are helpful to achieving the project objective.

This system is directly government involved system

There is not much cost spend to the people who work with this system. They are already paid

people by the government

Do not need any extra work space to develop this project

Because of the government involvement system can get the publicity using government

media.

New technology is being applied so the human effort is low

Donors in other countries can also contribute.

Can get information of the people who need help in whole country through gramasewaka

officers

Donors can donate anything they prefer

Donors can donate any amount they wish to the accounts made by the system.

They can personally donate if they like by directly meeting the help requested people

The success stories about donations are publish in the web site

The help needed people get help easily through this system Donors can get publicity of their donations if they wish to.

Examiners are there to minimize the fraud actions.

WEAKNESS

Attributes of the project those are harmful to achieving the objective.

Some people who work with the system may not have much knowledge about the system.

Gramasewaka officers can not directly connect to the system

Need additional cost to maintain the system and salaries of officers.

It may take some time to publish the requests in the site.

It adds extra effort and a burden for gramasewaka officers.

Only donors who use internet will be able to get the maximum use.

Since this is a new concept, much of initial publicity will be needed for this site


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OPPORTUNITIES

Externalconditions those are helpful to achieving the project objective.

Can help to increase the image value of the department

Maintaining a database is a needed requirement so it will help to provide information and

statics to other parties.

It will help to change work environment of the Divisional Secretaries offices.

It is a good opportunity to train the employees how to interact with different types of people

And also it will help to increase the IT and Communicational knowledge of employees.

There is possible opportunity to link Divisional Secretaries offices.

And this project will provide the opportunity for the Ministry of Social Services and Social

Welfare. to understand the burning problems of Sri Lanka deeply.

THREATS

Externalconditions which could do damage to the project objective.

Inefficiency of the government sector will be a barrier to success of the project

Latency in government offices.

Usually government servants are conservative so they will not like to participate in training

programs which delivers the competence that they need to work with the system.

Some laws, government regulations and acts will make problems for the success of the

project.

People who have the little knowledge about technology will not feel comfort with this type of

solution.

Authorized people who create user accounts for the disable people have chance to create fake

accounts.

PEST ANALYSIS

PEST analysis is the one of the most commonly used tool to analysis external environment

of a business. by doing a pest analysis we can identify what are the political, economical, social and

technical factors in the external environment which influence the business organization. Though it is


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mostly used for analysis an organizations business environment it also can be used to analyze the

feasibility of strategic decisions and procedures

So we used pest analysis to analysis the external environment factors which influence our

proposed solution.

Political

Economical

Sociological

Technological

POLITICAL FACTOR

As this is a system which is developed to enhance the coordination between donors and aid

required people that provide community development services in developing countries,

government stability may be a key issue to the ongoing provision of future services.

This project is totally controlled through the government organizations. The attitude of thegovernment and the stability of the government directly affect the success of the project.

Taxation policies may have either a positive or negative impact on the likelihood of donors

continuing to donate and on the organization obtaining new donors. Because most of

equipments produced for the disable people such as wheel chairs, artificial legs and arms etc.

are imported from foreign countries. Because of the increase of the customs duty it can be

affected to the donations of these equipments.

And also when foreign donors donate equipments these custom duty taxation are influence tothose donations.

When considering the monitory donations, if government increased the taxes like income tax

people can be demotivated for monitory donations.

There are some government regulations and limitations for publishing images and other

visual data so our system has that facility to upload these things and we have to consider

about the limitations and regulations.

All the employees are government servants, so if the change of government policy will affect

direct to the system


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ECONOMIC FACTORS

We have to consider about Business cycles, GNP trends, Exchange rates, Money supply, cost

of living and inflation, unemployment trends and disposable income levels when reviewing

the economic factors likely to impact on systems like these projects.

A decrease in disposable income may result in decreased donations and memberships of the

project or related activities in charity.

Economic growth of the country affects the system because if the economic growth of the

country goes down poverty of the country will be increased. And also donations for the

project will go down.

When GNP trends go high it will affect on the project in a positive way by getting more

downers.

Changes in exchange rates will affect on this project in 2 ways. When the rate goes high we

will get a large some of donations but in the same time we may have to spend much more to

day to day activities.

The rise of unemployment level, in parallel way the amount of refugees and percentage of

low income families may go high. Due to this reason the level of getting donations will go

down and requests for donation may go high.

SOCIO-CULTURE FACTORS

Lifestyle changes, population demographics, social mobility, attitudes towards work, leisure,

health consequences, consumerism and levels of education are the sectors that we have to

consider when discuss about socio-cultural factors that may affect the macro environment

and the government projects which is for social activities.

The activities of proposed system may leads to many life style changes, attitude towards

work, leisure consumerism in future. Because downers may focus into to charity activities in

many ways like funding, donating goods for self employment industries, etc.

And also some donors may intend to develop education in rural areas which will totally

impact on enhancing the level of education.

As a positive impact of this system, it will enhance the quality of health consequences.


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Age distribution is a major factor when discussing about socio-cultural factors. Because if

there are a lot of elder people in the society they will ask for help from the system because

there are lot of disabilities among them.

.

TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS

Technological factors include the focus on technological effort, new discoveries, speed of

transfer and rates of obsolescence and technology incentives and the rate of technological

change.

For the proposed system, this may mean that new methods of reaching donors, volunteers and

supporters. So they may need to be tactical enough find the target using new technology as

internet, mobile technology effects and social media including such as Twitter and Facebook.

In order to use new forms of technology, hardware may need to be updated at significant

costs and training may need to be provided to staff. When investigating the impact of

technology on a project, a review of the current technology items owned by the organization.

For this system it is not necessary to have a very complex technical knowledge or expensive

hardware, since a person who knows how to work with simple computer system and whoknows bit about internet can work with a normal personal computer for the proposed system.

CONCLUSION

According to international slandered and measures Sri Lanka is a developing country. And

there is lots of burning unsolved problems in Sri Lanka. There are several organizations were

established to help the people who suffering from these problems. But the actions they have been

taken so far is not sufficient.

The main problem is there is no proper linkage between these donors and suffered people.

And there is rare opportunity to single individuals to ask for a help form someone and donate some

thing to someone.

So our main objective is to bridge those help needed parties and people who like to donate

something for somebody. For that we proposed a web based solution.
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Our scope is to provide help to poverty, unemployment, disabilities and education. So we

analysed about those problems. And we used SWOT, PEST and MOST analysis techniques to

analysis the solution.

And our web based solution is most similar to a Consumer to Consumer e-business solutiontype.

We built a prototype to simulate how this solution can be implemented. And also to simulate

job responsibilities and procedures.

We hope that after implementing this type of solution people can ask for a help from

somebody and the people who like to donate they can donate directly.

REFERENCES

Wekipedia [Online]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWOT_analysis

Wekipedia [Online]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_analysis

Syque Quality . [Online]http://syque.com/quality_tools/tools/Tools78.htm

Janasarana [Online]http://janasarana.org/
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