Preparing proposals for funding RIMC Research Capacity Enhancement Workshops Series : “Achieving Research Impact”

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Preparing proposals for funding RIMC Research Capacity Enhancement Workshops Series : “Achieving Research Impact”

Preparing proposals for funding Have a clear idea of your project Collaborate Know the donor – Match your project with their interests – Follow their instructions to the letter Be persuasive rather than descriptive – Convince the donor benefits will arise for them; Impact, knowledge, influence, ‘announcables’ Provide evidence that you’re a good risk; – Previous results and impact. – Project management competence. – Financial management skills. – Technical competence in your field.

Logical Framework Describes the causal (linear) relationship between inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and impacts. Dominates planning, design, implementation, evaluation and management of development projects. Criticized; – Inflexible, reductionist and unable to capture unexpected outcomes or changes. – Simplifies complex social processes – Non-participatory; evades the importance of process – Squeezes out data related to local culture and context – Understates the role of informal interactions and external influences – Grounded in a worldview largely associated with Western positivist thinking, which is alien to the rest of the world

Logframe matrix Project StructureIndicators of Achievement Means of Verification Assumptions and Risks Goal What are the wider objectives which the activity will help achieve? Longer term programme impact What are the quantitative measures or qualitative judgements, whether these broad objectives have been achieved? What sources of information exist or can be provided to allow the goal to be measured? What external factors are necessary to sustain the objectives in the long run? Purpose What are the intended immediate effects of the programme or project, what are the benefits, to whom? What are the quantitative measures or qualitative judgements, by which achievement of the purpose can be judged? What sources of information exist or can be provided to allow the achievement of the purpose to be measured? What external factors are necessary if the purpose is to contribute to achievement of the goal? Outputs What outputs (deliverables) are to be produced in order to achieve the purpose? What kind and quality of outputs and by when will they be produced? (QQT: Quantity, Quality, Time) What are the sources of information to verify the achievement of the outputs? What are the factors not in control of the project which are liable to restrict the outputs achieving the purpose? Activities What activities must be achieved to accomplish the outputs? What kind and quality of activities and by when will they be produced? What are the sources of information to verify the achievement of the activities? What factors will restrict the activities from creating the outputs? AND THEN AND THEN IF

What donors like Impact Impact Problem solving Problem solving A good story A good story Timeliness Timeliness Value for money Value for money Ethical research Ethical research Bibliography Bibliography Gender bias Gender bias Dissemination strategy Dissemination strategy Participation of beneficiaries Participation of beneficiaries Co-funding Co-funding Attention to detail Attention to detail Project Structure Indicators of Achievement Means of Verification Assumptions and Risks Goal What are the wider objectives which the activity will help achieve? Longer term programme impact What are the quantitative measures or qualitative judgements, whether these broad objectives have been achieved? What sources of information exist or can be provided to allow the goal to be measured? What external factors are necessary to sustain the objectives in the long run? Purpose What are the intended immediate effects of the programme or project, what are the benefits, to whom? What are the quantitative measures or qualitative judgements, by which achievement of the purpose can be judged? What sources of information exist or can be provided to allow the achievement of the purpose to be measured? What external factors are necessary if the purpose is to contribute to achievement of the goal? Outputs What outputs (deliverables) are to be produced in order to achieve the purpose? What kind and quality of outputs and by when will they be produced? (QQT: Quantity, Quality, Time) What are the sources of information to verify the achievement of the outputs? What are the factors not in control of the project which are liable to restrict the outputs achieving the purpose? Activities What activities must be achieved to accomplish the outputs? What kind and quality of activities and by when will they be produced? What are the sources of information to verify the achievement of the activities? What factors will restrict the activities from creating the outputs?