GPCI Competency #4 Study Guide

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GPCI Competency #4 Quiz

Test your knowledge of essential grant writing concepts and enhance your grant application skills with this comprehensive quiz.

Key features:

Multiple choice and checkbox questions
Focus on core grant elements and proposal writing
Designed for individuals looking to improve their competency in grant writing

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by WritingEagle423

Standard grant elements include

Executive Director's Bio

Organization Outputs

Program Description

Capability Statement

An organization should fit the RFP criteria by

Being an eligible organization

Have a program aligned with purpose of the grant

Have staff capacity

Have cash reserves

Be able to meet match requirements

Project management is vital to successful grants submission

True

False

Using data 5 years or older is okay if it supports your narrative

True

False

Grant proposals should be

Logical

Sequential

Thorough

Short

Writing styles include

Technical

Casual

Persuasion

Storytelling

Visuals assist the reader's comprehension

True

False

When creating a budget you should

Include all expenses needed for the project

Discuss how resources, expenses, and staff are necessary for the project

Compare your budget to your narrative

Identify and research realistic costs/expenses

Have it reviewed by an external reviewer

The following can limit a budget

In-direct costs

Direct costs

Match

Supplanting

Types of data include surveys, qualitative, quauntitative

True

False

Proposals should be submitted based on what is best for the organization

True

False

A DUNS number is currently required to complete a Grants.gov registration

True

False

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