£200,000 (or equivalent value) and Theme 2 on preventing sexual violence in conflict must have a budget of no more than £400,000 (or equivalent value). Guidance on what we look for in the key sections of the full proposal: Context and need for the project: in no more than 400 words, provide background to the country context and the human rights issue(s) that this project will address; state what the expected final outcome will be; and, where applicable, state why the UK should fund this project. Short Project Summary: in no more than 200 words, explain what the project plans to achieve and how. Cost to the CSSF: the Activity Based Budget should provide a full cost breakdown. So, in this section, please give headline figures: total cost of project, cost per year, and total amount requested from the CSSF. You may adjust the headline costs already in the template as you see fit. Co-funding: provide details of any co-funding, whether budgetary or in-kind. Include any funding or support from external parties, cost-sharing arrangements and self-financing. Have you bid for funding from Her Majesty’s Government (HMG) in the past three years? Provide details and dates of any previous full project proposals you have submitted (even if unsuccessful) and/or projects implemented. detail how the project purpose will be achieved, clearly setting Project Plan: out each output and activity, along with how successful delivery of the outputs and purpose will be measured. Purpose or Objective: state the project purpose or objective this must be – identical to the purpose set out at the top of the form. You will also need to set out the following for the project purpose: Indicator: what will be measured Baseline: the current status Sources: information on the baseline data has come from Milestones: the key points at which progress will be tracked Target: what the project will deliver Date: the date by which the purpose will be delivered Outputs: list the specific results that the projects will deliver. Outputs are delivered as a direct result of the related activities. The outputs must be sufficient to achieve the project purpose. Each output will also need to be measured, as with the purpose above.
£200,000 (or equivalent value) and Theme 2 on preventing sexual violence in conflict must have a budget of no more than £400,000 (or equivalent value). Guidance on what we look for in the key sections of the full proposal: Context and need for the project: in no more than 400 words, provide background to the country context and the human rights issue(s) that this project will address; state what the expected final outcome will be; and, where applicable, state why the UK should fund this project. Short Project Summary: in no more than 200 words, explain what the project plans to achieve and how. Cost to the CSSF: the Activity Based Budget should provide a full cost breakdown. So, in this section, please give headline figures: total cost of project, cost per year, and total amount requested from the CSSF. You may adjust the headline costs already in the template as you see fit. Co-funding: provide details of any co-funding, whether budgetary or in-kind. Include any funding or support from external parties, cost-sharing arrangements and self-financing. Have you bid for funding from Her Majesty’s Government (HMG) in the past three years? Provide details and dates of any previous full project proposals you have submitted (even if unsuccessful) and/or projects implemented. Project Plan: detail how the project purpose will be achieved, clearly setting out each output and activity, along with how successful delivery of the outputs and purpose will be measured. Purpose or Objective: state the project purpose or objective – this must be identical to the purpose set out at the top of the form. You will also need to set out the following for the project purpose: Indicator: what will be measured Baseline: the current status Sources: information on the baseline data has come from Milestones: the key points at which progress will be tracked Target: what the project will deliver Date: the date by which the purpose will be delivered Outputs: list the specific results that the projects will deliver. Outputs are delivered as a direct result of the related activities. The outputs must be sufficient to achieve the project purpose. Each output will also need to be measured, as with the purpose above.