parts of project proposal

Arouse the interest of the reader/target sponsor by showing your understanding of their mission, Identify your (organization's) mission and show how your mission dovetails with the reader's priorities.

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Identify a problem or need of the reader that you wish to address and justify the need for your proposed project.

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Describe the activities that your project will undertake to address the problem/need. Point out the strengths of your approach. Discuss the general impact of your proposed project: What will be the outcome? Who will be affected?

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State the Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time bound (SMART) objectives of the project.

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Enumerate the steps/procedures to implement the project.

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Make a list of materials, personnel, equipment, and space that will be needed to carry out the project. Include a cost estimate.

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Make an estimate of the time it will take for completion of the project.

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A method of persuasion that aims to create an emotional response.

Considered fallacies or errors in reasoning because they

manipulate emotions

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An idea or question over which people are divided. It is also called a controversy.

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Also called the claim. A statement that expresses your stand or position on an issue. This expresses how you feel about the issue: Are you in favor of or against it? Is your position somewhere in between?

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