An Interim Measure (Temporary) refers to a short-term solution or action taken to address an immediate need or problem while a more permanent resolution is being developed. These measures are often used in various fields, such as law, healthcare, and project management, to ensure that essential functions continue without interruption. For example, in legal contexts, a court may issue an interim measure to protect a party's rights until a final decision is made. Similarly, in project management, temporary resources may be allocated to maintain progress while waiting for permanent staff or funding to become available.