Requirements for Final Project Proposals Sample Clauses

Requirements for Final Project Proposals. The Final Project Proposal shall be accompanied by all necessary documents (e.g. feasibility study, Project document, environmental impact study) to allow a thorough appraisal. The Final Project Proposal (5–10 pages; for large infrastructure Projects 10–20 pages, plus annexes) shall provide adequately detailed information on inter alia: Item Content Project summary (1 page) Fact sheet: Project title, short description including objectives, budget, partners, duration Relevance Contribution to the reduction of economic and social disparities between the country and the more advanced countries of the EU; fit within the development strategies of the country/region and chosen sector; strategy of the intervention Project content Description including objectives, expected outcomes/outputs, activities and the respective indicators; beneficiaries, target group; risks and potentials; sustainability of the Project Project justification (Due diligence) Main conclusions of the feasibility study (if requested) Project organisation Organisational chart, responsibilities, etc. Detailed implementation schedule Including milestones and monitoring of progress based on defined indicators Budget Eligible costs/non-eligible costs; own contribution, amount of grant, co-financing, EU-funding and any other financial sources etc.; cost efficiency aspects Procurement Procurement procedures for goods and services Development Impact Monitoring and evaluation of output/outcome/impact indicators Horizontal issues Environmental, social and economical aspects of the Project, gender equality
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Requirements for Final Project Proposals. The Final Project Proposal shall provide all key information related to the implementation of the project. It shall be accompanied by all necessary documents (Project document, Logical Framework and e.g. feasibility study, environmental impact study) to allow a thorough appraisal. The Final Project Proposal (5 – 10 pages; for large infrastructure Projects 10 - 20 pages, plus annexes) shall provide adequately detailed information on inter alia: Item Content Project summary (1 page) Fact sheet: Project title, short description including objectives, budget, partners, duration Applicant Name and contact details; previous, relevant experience, if any; Project partners; Swiss link, if any (know-how, technology, partners or any other cooperation with Switzerland) General context Issue to be tackled, present situation, key socio-economic and environmental data related to the issue, attempts to solve the issue so far, other related initiatives, etc. Project content Description including objectives, expected outcomes / outputs (Logical Framework), activities and the respective indicators; beneficiaries, target group; risks and potentials; sustainability of the Project. Main conclusions of the feasibility study (if requested). Statement on the fulfilment of the conditions from the decision in the first loop. Relevance Contribution to the reduction of economic and social disparities between the country and/or the more advanced countries of the EU (see also the set of specific objectives of Annex 1, section 3); fit within the development strategies of the country/region and chosen sector; strategy of the intervention Contribution to the enhancement of bilateral relations Provision of opportunities to assert Swiss solidarity and promote Swiss presence and image, to valorise Swiss knowledge and reputation, as well as to create new prospect for Swiss products and services. Project organisation Organisational chart, responsibilities, etc. Detailed implementation schedule Including milestones and indicators based on which monitoring of progress will be done Budget Eligible costs / non-eligible costs; own contribution, amount of grant, co-financing, EU-funding and any other financial sources etc.; cost efficiency aspects Procurement Procurement procedures for goods and services Development impact Monitoring and evaluation of output/outcome/impact indicators Horizontal issues Environmental, social and economical aspects of the Project, gender equality Annexes Project document...
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