This session provides a close look at how a good idea might be turned into a fundable opportunity. Topics include an overview of project design principles, best practices for achieving alignment with funders' interests, and guidance on how to reach out to program officers.
This session will focus on the art of prospecting opportunities that align with your interest areas and project concepts. We will include an overview of funding entities and their grant-making programs, and discuss the different resources available to find opportunities.
Competitive grant proposals require compelling ideas and strong project design. Logic models are a useful tool for framing the design (and are often a funder requirement). In this session we'll explore the components of a logic model, and practice developing one.
Led by the Fulbright Commission. We'll record and share the session for later viewing.
An overview of how grantmaking works, what types of entities award funding and for what types of projects, information on effective proposal development practices, and guidance for developing common grant applicant requirements and components.
Proposal budgeting can be tricky. This training will provide an overview of what funders expect to see in a proposal budget, how to calculate realistic budget numbers, what challenges to consider, and what fatal flaws to avoid. We'll record and share the session for later viewing.
Did you know that 75-90% of grants are rejected on their first submission? Rejection hurts, and yet it’s a reality of grantseeking. Join Hanover Research in this webinar to explore how to approach a rejected proposal, how to interpret and respond to a reviewer’s feedback, and how to weigh the benefits of revising and resubmitting. We'll record and share the session for later viewing.
This session will focus on the art of prospecting opportunities that align with your interest areas and project concepts. We will include an overview of funding entities and their grant-making programs, and discuss the different resources available to find opportunities. We'll record and share the session for those unable to attend synchronously.
An overview of how grantmaking works, what types of entities award funding and for what types of projects, information on effective proposal development practices, and guidance for developing common grant applicant requirements and components. We'll record and share the session for those unable to attend synchronously.
The National Institutes of Health is the largest federal grantmaker, investing close to $40 billion annually in medical research. Learning how to navigate the NIH is key to achieving success. In this webinar, Hanover will explore the tools available to researchers as they consider submitting (or resubmitting) proposals to NIH. In this webinar, we will cover:
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