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Characteristics of a Good Grant Proposal
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Checklist - Characteristics of a Good Grant Proposal
- The need for the proposed activities is clearly established, preferably with data. Yes No
- The most important ideas are highlighted and repeated in several places. Yes No
- The objectives are provided in detail. Yes No
- Collaboration is clearly demonstration. Yes No
- The commitment of all involved parties is evident, e.g. letters of commitment and sharing, etc. Yes No
- The budget and proposed narrative are consistent. Yes No
- The use of money is clearly indicated in the proposal narrative as well as in the budget. Yes No
- All the major areas addressed in the guidelines and regulations are clearly addressed in the proposal. Yes No
- Letters of agreement from consultants state the services they will provide. Yes No
- All governmental procedures and forms have been signed/followed,
i.e., civil rights compliance, lobbying conflicts, etc. Yes No - Detail is provided for all sections where necessary. Yes No
- All directions in the proposal have been followed carefully. Yes No
- Appendices have been used appropriately for detailed and lengthy materials. Yes No
- The length is consistent with the proposal guidelines. Yes No
- The budget explanation fit with the budget narrative. Yes No
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Source: Belinda Biscoe, Ph.D., College of Continuing Education, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
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