Requirements for Project Outlines Sample Clauses

Requirements for Project Outlines. The Project outline (approximately 5 pages) shall include all necessary information to allow a general appraisal of the proposed Project.
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Requirements for Project Outlines. The Project outline (approximately 10 pages) shall include all necessary information to allow a general appraisal of the proposed Project.
Requirements for Project Outlines. The Project outline (approximately 5 pages) shall include all necessary information to allow a general appraisal of the proposed Project. Item Content General information Project title, planned project duration, priority sector, location/region 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) Relevance Contribution to the reduction of economic and social disparities within the country and between the country and the more advanced member states of the EU (impact); fit within the development strategies of the country/region and chosen sector; strategy of the intervention Project content Description including objectives (outcome), expected results (outputs) and activities (components); beneficiaries, target group; risks and potentials; sustainability of project Project organisation Organisational chart, responsibilities, etc. Budget Eligible costs/non-eligible costs; own contribution, amount of grant, co-financing, EU-funding and any other financial source etc.; cost efficiency aspects versus alternatives Horizontal issues Environmental, social and economical aspects of the project, gender equality Maturity of project Status of project: in elaboration or fully prepared and possible request for financial support for preparation of Final Project Proposal through the Project Preparation Facility (e.g. feasibility studies, environmental impact assessment, etc.) if deemed necessary Annexes Additional documentation as deemed appropriate

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