What is the difference between a project proposal and an application?
After you review our guidelines and determine that your project qualifies for funding, you may submit a project proposal to us. The proposal letter is a solicitation for an application. It is not the same thing as an application. The project proposal must follow the format given in the guidelines. After we review your project proposal, we may send you an application form.
Related Questions
- What is the difference between the detailed budget for the entire project, the detailed agency budget, and the application budget worksheet (contained in the application)?
- Does the proposal outlined in the pre-proposal application describe a translational project as defined in the RFA?
- Whats the difference between a workspace, project and application?
