LEADERSHIP AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN POLITICS

Abstract

Project management in politics, defines the project concept, project activities and analyzes the composition, structure and functions of project teams. Identifies leadership styles, project manager personality types, and the importance of project management in policy activities and processes. Project management in politics is the fulfillment of long-term political interests and goals through people, political means and institution. It involves the organization, planning and control of project-related resources, along with the constructive interpersonal relationships developed by project participants and those from other institutions. The team leader is "the central figure” who organizes, directs and coordinates the work of the project team members, motivates the members and resolves conflicts, all with the aim of realizing the project.