NOFO CARSI PANAMAFY25 - Templates for documents.pdf
Posted: Jan. 14, 2025
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This notice of funding opportunity (nofo) is issued by the u.s. department of state, aimed at strengthening government through civil society engagement in panama.
It outlines the requirements and guidelines for applicants seeking federal assistance awards. Key sections include conflict of interest disclosures, marking and evaluation policies, and monitoring site visits to assess project implementation and financial management. Applicants must provide detailed proposals that include a problem statement, planned activities, and measurable indicators to demonstrate the project's impact.
The proposal guidelines emphasize the importance of linking project activities to specific objectives and establishing clear performance indicators at various levels—process, output, outcome, and impact.
The document also highlights the necessity for a robust monitoring and evaluation plan that includes baseline data, methodologies for assessing progress, and regular reporting requirements to the u.s. embassy in panama. Additionally, it specifies that all applications must be submitted in english and in u.s. dollars, with a clear understanding that future funding is not guaranteed beyond the initial award.
It outlines the requirements and guidelines for applicants seeking federal assistance awards. Key sections include conflict of interest disclosures, marking and evaluation policies, and monitoring site visits to assess project implementation and financial management. Applicants must provide detailed proposals that include a problem statement, planned activities, and measurable indicators to demonstrate the project's impact.
The proposal guidelines emphasize the importance of linking project activities to specific objectives and establishing clear performance indicators at various levels—process, output, outcome, and impact.
The document also highlights the necessity for a robust monitoring and evaluation plan that includes baseline data, methodologies for assessing progress, and regular reporting requirements to the u.s. embassy in panama. Additionally, it specifies that all applications must be submitted in english and in u.s. dollars, with a clear understanding that future funding is not guaranteed beyond the initial award.
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