Priority Investment Areas Sample Clauses

Priority Investment Areas. The SJI Board of Directors has established Priority Investment Areas for grant funding. SJI will allocate significant financial resources through grant-making for these Priority Investment Areas. The Priority Investment Areas are applicable to all grant types. SJI strongly encourages potential grant applicants to consider projects addressing one or more of these Priority Investment Areas and to integrate the following factors into each proposed project: • evidence-based, data-driven decision-making; • cross-sector collaboration; • systemic approaches (as opposed to standalone programs); • institutionalization of new court processes and procedures; • ease of replication; and • sustainability. For FY 2023, the Priority Investment Areas are listed below in no specific order.
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