This document outlines the financial structure and operational costs associated with a government funding proposal. It indicates a breakdown of expenses categorized as operational and activity costs. The personnel section denotes that there are no salaries/wages included, resulting in zero total staff costs. Furthermore, it highlights that all costs associated with operational needs, such as rent, utilities, office supplies, and bank charges, are contributing factors to the budget but do not specify any dollar amounts. The proposal seeks to clarify the funding expectations, noting contributions from the U.S Embassy and other donors; however, specific figures are currently absent. Overall, this document serves as a preliminary financial outline to support government Request for Proposals (RFPs) aimed at securing funding for specific activities while emphasizing the importance of transparency in budget allocation and management.
The Democracy Commission's Small Grants Program, managed by the United States Embassy in Tirana, Albania, aims to support projects that advance democratic values. The application form outlines the necessary components for submitting proposals, including sections for project title, organization details, project goals and themes, justification, description, key activities, implementation dates, outcome measures, evaluation methods, team composition, and a budget.
Applicants must justify the project by explaining its necessity and detail how it will achieve the goals set out. Evaluation metrics are also a requirement to assess project success. A comprehensive budget outlining staff, activity, and administrative costs is to be included in an attached Excel format. This program seeks to fund initiatives that foster democracy, improve civic engagement, and strengthen civil society. The structured application process is designed to ensure clarity and thoroughness, highlighting the U.S. government's commitment to supporting democratic development in Albania.
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