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Introduction |
| Eligible organisations |
| Eligible projects |
| Grants |
| Application process |
| Assessment & evaluation |
| Building capacity for advocacy |
| Terms & conditions |
| Database of business associations |
The application process |
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| There is a two stage
application process. |
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The Concept Note |
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| First you must prepare a
concept note - to convince the Fund that |
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- you have a project proposal which contributes toward improving the
enabling environment as set out in the Government's Economic Recovery
Strategy and meets the objectives of the Fund and
- the organisation is eligible
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| A compelling concept note
will describe |
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- the issue that you wish to address
- the way the world will look if you are successful; and
- the activities that you intend to undertake
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| It is anticipated that
advocacy projects will follow the five step approach though proposals do
not need to cover every step. Rather, we encourage organisations to
undertake one or two steps and then reapply for further support. |
Advocacy: 5 step approach |
| You can download the
Concept Note as a Word document to complete and return, though interested
BMOs are encouraged to contact the Fund to discuss their idea before
completing the form. |
Concept note |
| You will find guidance to
assist with completing the concept note in the Guidelines for
Applicants |
Guidelines for applicants |
The application form |
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| Once your concept note
has been approved, you will be invited to complete a detailed application
form. This is intended to provide information about how you will manage
the project, the budget and the milestones. |
Application form |
| As with the concept note,
there is guidance available in the Guidelines for Applicants and the Fund
Manager is able to provide detailed advice and assistance. |
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| If you feel that you need
support, then feel free to contact the Business Advocacy Fund and we will
do our very best to provide the support that you need. |
Contact us |
