Financial viability assessment Grant applicants may be subject to financial viability assessments. A financial viability assessment is a risk mitigation process that takes into account the financial position of an applicant and other risk factors related to the quality and reliability of the applicant’s financial information. The assessment criteria You will need to address the following assessment criteria in your application. All assessment criteria are equal weighting. The amount of detail and supporting evidence that you provide in your application should be relative to the activity size, complexity and grant amount requested. Criterion 1: Demonstrate your understanding of the need for SETS - Community Capacity Building within the target community/communities. Your response should provide supporting evidence of the: Gaps in service delivery within the target community/communities. Need to build capacity of smaller organisations and/or key individuals in communities, and how implementation of the service will benefit the target group. Criterion 2: Describe how the SETS - Community Capacity Building activity will achieve positive outcomes for all stakeholders. Your response should explain: Your presence in the community and how your organisation will engage with the target community and relevant stakeholders. How you will involve in the activity key stakeholders and governing bodies within the target community. How positive outcomes will be sustained beyond the duration of the activity. Criterion 3: Demonstrate your organisation’s capability to successfully deliver the grant activity in the chosen community/communities on time and within budget. Your response should outline: The number of key staff that will manage and/or deliver your organisation’s activity, and outline their relevant capabilities (experience, skills and qualifications). The governance structure, management, financial and administration systems that your organisation will use to support the administration and delivery of the activity. Your organisation’s approach to delivering culturally competent services to address the particular needs of new and emerging communities.
Financial viability assessment Grant applicants may be subject to financial viability assessments. A financial viability assessment is a risk mitigation process that takes into account the financial position of an applicant and other risk factors related to the quality and reliability of the applicant’s financial information. The assessment criteria You will need to address the following assessment criteria in your application. All assessment criteria are equal weighting. The amount of detail and supporting evidence that you provide in your application should be relative to the activity size, complexity and grant amount requested. Criterion 1: Demonstrate your understanding of the need for SETS - Community Capacity Building within the target community/communities. Your response should provide supporting evidence of the: Gaps in service delivery within the target community/communities. Need to build capacity of smaller organisations and/or key individuals in communities, and how implementation of the service will benefit the target group. Criterion 2: Describe how the SETS - Community Capacity Building activity will achieve positive outcomes for all stakeholders. Your response should explain: Your presence in the community and how your organisation will engage with the target community and relevant stakeholders. How you will involve in the activity key stakeholders and governing bodies within the target community. How positive outcomes will be sustained beyond the duration of the activity. Criterion 3: Demonstrate your organisation’s capability to successfully deliver the grant activity in the chosen community/communities on time and within budget. Your response should outline: The number of key staff that will manage and/or deliver your organisation’s activity, and outline their relevant capabilities (experience, skills and qualifications). The governance structure, management, financial and administration systems that your organisation will use to support the administration and delivery of the activity. Your organisation’s approach to delivering culturally competent services to address the particular needs of new and emerging communities.
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