whether an application will receive funding and/or whether the allocated budget for the funding round is fully expended. Advertisement of grant funding The NDIA may elect to advertise funding opportunities or rounds: in major national newspapers and other selected newspapers; on the ; via relevant third party providers (e.g. the ); and/or any other mechanism as determined by the NDIA. Any advertisement will inform potential Applicants of how to obtain the Application Pack for the relevant funding round. Specific funding round details and processes will be provided via any, or a combination of, the mechanisms identified above. Selection Criteria the CICD Program, the following selection criteria have been identified. These selection criteria may be applicable across both of the CICD Program Activities. Depending on the Activity and type of funding process, a reduced set of selection criteria may be set by the relevant delegate exercising their ability to waive certain criteria. All potential Applicants should carefully review the information for each funding round: Criterion 1: Demonstrated alignment with CICD Activity objectives and evidence of need Responses demonstrate: should the extent to which the Applicant addresses the identified Activity objectives outlined in the CICD Program Guidelines; consistency with one of the four Activity Streams in the ILC Policy; evidence of need/s; and how the proposed activity will effectively address the need/s; and that the implementation of the activity(ies) will contribute to one or more of the five identified outcomes for ILC described in the ILC Commissioning Framework where people with disability: are connected and have the information they need to make decisions and choices have the skills and confidence to participate and contribute to the community and protect their rights use and benefit from the same mainstream services as everyone else participate in and benefit from the same community activities as everyone else actively contribute to leading, shaping and influencing their community. For Activity One: ILC Jurisdictional Grants applications, this will include demonstrating that the proposal is consistent with: one of the four Activity described in the ILC Policy: Information, linkages and referrals Capacity building for mainstream services Community awareness and capacity building Individual capacity building (priority given to people who do not have an NDIS plan) (excluding Local Area Coordination activities) and of the five Areas described in the one or more ILC Commissioning Framework: Specialist or expert delivery Cohort-focussed delivery
whether an application will receive funding and/or whether the allocated budget for the funding round is fully expended. Advertisement of grant funding The NDIA may elect to advertise funding opportunities or rounds: in major national newspapers and other selected newspapers; on the ; via relevant third party providers (e.g. the ); and/or any other mechanism as determined by the NDIA. Any advertisement will inform potential Applicants of how to obtain the Application Pack for the relevant funding round. Specific funding round details and processes will be provided via any, or a combination of, the mechanisms identified above. Selection Criteria the CICD Program, the following selection criteria have been identified. These selection criteria may be applicable across both of the CICD Program Activities. Depending on the Activity and type of funding process, a reduced set of selection criteria may be set by the relevant delegate exercising their ability to waive certain criteria. All potential Applicants should carefully review the information for each funding round: Criterion 1: Demonstrated alignment with CICD Activity objectives and evidence of need Responses should demonstrate: the extent to which the Applicant addresses the identified Activity objectives outlined in the CICD Program Guidelines; consistency with one of the four Activity Streams in the ILC Policy; evidence of need/s; and how the proposed activity will effectively address the need/s; and that the implementation of the activity(ies) will contribute to one or more of the five identified outcomes for ILC described in the ILC Commissioning Framework where people with disability: are connected and have the information they need to make decisions and choices have the skills and confidence to participate and contribute to the community and protect their rights use and benefit from the same mainstream services as everyone else participate in and benefit from the same community activities as everyone else actively contribute to leading, shaping and influencing their community. For Activity One: ILC Jurisdictional Grants applications, this will include demonstrating that the proposal is consistent with: one of the four Activity described in the ILC Policy: Information, linkages and referrals Capacity building for mainstream services Community awareness and capacity building Individual capacity building (priority given to people who do not have an NDIS plan) (excluding Local Area Coordination activities) and one or more of the five Areas described in the ILC Commissioning Framework: Specialist or expert delivery Cohort-focussed delivery
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