Is there a limit on the administrative costs allowable from grant funds?
An applicant may apply for not more than 5% of its total Mini-Grant project budget for administrative costs. DCCED reserves the right to negotiate a lesser amount. All requests for administrative costs must be explained and documented in the budget section of the application. 7) Are resolutions of support needed for the project from the City and Tribal Governments and the Village Corporation? Does the project have to be a priority in the community’s development plan? • The short answer is YES if you hope to score high enough in the review process to receive funding. Those projects that have broad community support have the best chance of being successful. The Mini-Grant rating points and criteria are weighted so those applications which provide evidence of solid local endorsement and community support will receive the most points in the “community support” category and will be the most likely to receive funding. • DCCED will rate low in the “community support” category those applicatio
