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Project Proposals
The Inter-Institutional Consortium (I-IC)
accepts project proposals whose goals and objectives meet those of the Consortium as well
as the priority areas of the funding agencies, particularly the United Board for Christian
Higher Education in Asia. Each committee is entitled to only one project each year.
However, simultaneous projects may still be allowed if supported by valid reasons.
The project proposals are first presented
to the Council of Liaisons for endorsement to the Board of Responsibles, which in turn
gives the final internal approval. The I-IC then prepares the final proposal based on the
specifications of the United Board or other funding agencies.
The I-IC sets a timetable for the
submission of project proposals for United Boards funding. All funding proposals
should be with the I-IC office by October 1 for final processing. As required by the
United Board, all project proposals should reach the funding agency by November 30.
Schedule for
Submission of Project Proposals
The following is the schedule for the
submission of project proposals to the I-IC office:
| June-August |
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preparation of
project proposals by the committees |
| September |
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presentation to
the Council of Liaisons and Board of Responsibles for approval |
| October |
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submission to the
I-IC office for final processing and submission to the United Board |
Project
Proposal Outline
The following is the suggested format for
proposals:
- Name of the institution submitting the
proposal
- School year for proposal implementation
- Title of the proposal (three to ten words)
- Abstract or short summary of the proposal
- Contact person and contact information
(address, telephone, fax, e-mail)
- Background and rationale
- Goals and objectives, including expected
outcomes
- Description of participants and intended
activities
- Stages of project and time frame; Process to
be used for evaluation at each stage
- Provision for continuity of program after
the grant is depleted
- Detailed itemized budget (reasonable
estimates; not to include items pertaining to buildings, furniture, equipment, salaries,
overhead, miscellaneous, or contingency costs)
- Components of project and amounts of support
requested
- Other source(s) of funding which have been
obtained or are being sought
Project Reports
All projects are expected to be completed
by March. A report is due for each project conducted. An updated annual report is expected
in the case of multi-year projects. Project reports should be prepared and submitted to
the I-IC office on or before March 15 following the suggested format:
- Name of the institution submitting the
report
- School year during which the project was
implemented
- Title of the project (should be consistent
with the proposal title)
- Abstract or short summary of the report
- Contact person for the report
- Description of the activities and
participants (including problems encountered and solutions attempted)
- Extent to which goals and objectives were
achieved (including qualitative and quantitative evaluations)
- Overall impact of the project and future
implications
- Financial report (preferably audited,
accounting in some detail for the use of the grant money, and indicating the amount of any
balance left)
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