Project Health Control (PHC) is not a single project, app, or consultancy. It is a governance and delivery system that:

• Tracks every project in real time – who’s doing what, where, and why delays happen.
• Fixes the chaos that usually wastes time, money, and public trust.
• Links project success to community benefit via the PHC Share System.

Three Phases of PHC

• Phase 1: 7-Day Review → A fast diagnostic to check if a project is on track or heading for disaster.
• Phase 2: Setup → PHC tools, dashboards, and trained local people are installed.
• Phase 3: Ongoing Monitoring → Real-time oversight of all project elements.

Why leaders use PHC:

• Stops projects going over budget or stalling for years.
• Builds public confidence by showing real progress, not excuses.
• Funds schools, clinics, and local jobs automatically through the PHC Share System.

Endgame: A world where projects finish faster, cost less, and leave communities better off — because every success shares its rewards.

Private Sector Use

The PHC Service is equally effective for private organizations, bringing the same structured governance, risk control, and real-time visibility used in large public projects to corporate initiatives of any size. For private companies, PHC helps prevent delays, overruns, and misalignment by turning every project into a transparent, measurable process. Leadership gains a clear line of sight across schedules, risks, and deliverables, while the optional PHC Share System links project success to staff incentives or CSR initiatives, ensuring every efficiency gain benefits both the company and the wider community.

Further reading: PHC – Summary for Leaders (PDF)