If an applicant ticks the co-investment box on their application will they still be considered for open call funding as well as the co-investment opportunity?
Yes. A specific opportunity is provided through the open call for proposals which require matching cash co-investment. Under this approach up to a further $2 million will be invested for up to four proposals that bring with them a matching corporate and/or philanthropic organisation contribution. These proposals will require a specific commitment in writing from the co-investors, which can be conditional on the co-investment proposal receiving government funding. These proposals will be selected from the pool of open call applications that have ticked the ‘Co-investment’ box and if unsuccessful in this category will then continue to be included in the stream of open call proposals.
Related Questions
- Where can a fellowship applicant find out what is reviewed in the application and who determines which application get approved for funding?
- How do I get an application for a specific funding opportunity/Request For Proposals (RFP)?
- Does applicant get an opportunity of being heard before his application is refused?
