Grant Writing Guidelines
A General Note To All
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- Grant writing must reflect your passion for your cause, but you must be weary of your audience when doing so.
- Be cautious of over-complication, remember that you probably already know more about the subject than the grant reader.
- If they feel confused or lost, they will put your grant down and pick up a different one.
- However, if the grant is of a technical nature, be sure to include what is necessary.
- Remember that money is involved, so try to keep your submissions away from an academic style and more tuned to a business style of writing.
- Go over your grant several times with multiple editors.
- Be sure you can provide evidence supporting your statements before you put pen to paper, as many organizations look to third parties to verify information.
- More is less- if you can eliminate three penny or five cent words by replacing it with a good ten or twenty-five cent word, then do so.
- ALWAYS READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE GRANT
- This guide should only serve as a general template for grant writing and is by no means a substitute for the instructions provided by the proposals themselves.
AguaClara Goals
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- Grants should can concentrate on three any combination of four areas
- Research
- Plant Construction
- Salaries of AguaClara Engineers Abroad
- These salaries can be included in the plant cost
** Design Work
- These salaries can be included in the plant cost
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