Problem solving is an essential management skill that enables project managers to identify challenges, analyze situations, and develop effective solutions to achieve project objectives. In project planning and implementation, problems may arise due to limited resources, time constraints, financial issues, technical difficulties, or conflicts among team members. A systematic problem-solving approach helps managers handle such situations efficiently. The process generally involves identifying the problem, collecting relevant information, analyzing possible causes, generating alternative solutions, selecting the most suitable option, implementing the solution, and reviewing the results. Effective problem solving requires critical thinking, decision-making ability, creativity, and proper communication. Project managers should encourage teamwork and involve stakeholders in finding solutions because collective ideas often lead to better outcomes. Risk analysis and preventive measures also help reduce the occurrence of problems during project execution. Evaluation of a project is the systematic assessment of a project’s performance, effectiveness, efficiency, and impact. It helps determine whether the project has achieved its planned goals and objectives. Project evaluation is carried out at different stages, such as before implementation, during