👉 A reserved project, often referred to as a "reserved allocation" or "set-aside," is a portion of resources, budget, or capacity that is designated for specific purposes and cannot be used for other projects or activities. This allocation ensures that critical resources are available for high-priority initiatives, emergencies, or long-term strategic goals. For example, a company might reserve a percentage of its budget for research and development, ensuring that even if other projects run into funding issues, the company can still invest in innovation and future growth. Similarly, in project management, reserving certain resources or time slots can help maintain focus and efficiency on key objectives.
