WRITING A WINNING GRANT PROPOSAL

Abstract

Awarding funds is the reason grant‐making programs exist, and their administrators are anxious to receive proposals that meet their program's interests—your library's success is their success. A well‐written proposal may increase your prospects of winning a grant, but success depends on a variety of elements. Above all, you must design a carefully conceived program to meet a clearly defined goal. And you must present that program to the right funding source at the ideal time.

Citation

Moran, I.E. (1988), "WRITING A WINNING GRANT PROPOSAL", The Bottom Line, Vol. 1 No. 2, pp. 13-17. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb025109