11 (b) Did you include your beneficiaries in a needs assessment or in the project planning? Please describe any contacts or meetings you have completed with these beneficiaries or their representatives. 12. What are the social and economic benefits of this project to the community? How would the project contribute to HIV/AIDS mitigation for children orphaned by AIDS and other vulnerable children (0-17 years old) in the community? 13. What are the primary economic and social activities of the community? 14. Describe all local contributions to the project, including those of other sponsoring organizations. Do not forget to include contributions of land, labor, materials, cash, or expertise. 15. Has any work been completed on the project? If so, what work has been done? 16. Attach a separate paper with a work plan indicating how the project work will be done and who will be responsible for the work. How long will the work take? When will the project be completed? Include a timeline with the work plan. Remember that projects should take no longer than six months to complete. 17. Will weather or other activities in the community, such as holidays, harvesting, or religious ceremonies, affect the project timeline? How? 18. Attach a detailed budget showing how much each item necessary for the completion of the project will cost. If you have already obtained pro-forma invoices for items as part of your budget planning, attach them as well.
11 (b) Did you include your beneficiaries in a needs assessment or in the project planning? Please describe any contacts or meetings you have completed with these beneficiaries or their representatives. 12. What are the social and economic benefits of this project to the community? How would the project contribute to HIV/AIDS mitigation for children orphaned by AIDS and other vulnerable children (0-17 years old) in the community? 13. What are the primary economic and social activities of the community? 14. Describe all local contributions to the project, including those of other sponsoring organizations. Do not forget to include contributions of land, labor, materials, cash, or expertise. 15. Has any work been completed on the project? If so, what work has been done? 16. Attach a separate paper with a work plan indicating how the project work will be done and who will be responsible for the work. How long will the work take? When will the project be completed? Include a timeline with the work plan. Remember that projects should take no longer than six months to complete. 17. Will weather or other activities in the community, such as holidays, harvesting, or religious ceremonies, affect the project timeline? How? 18. Attach a detailed budget showing how much each item necessary for the completion of the project will cost. If you have already obtained pro-forma invoices for items as part of your budget planning, attach them as well.
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