1. SGWI NOFO Proposal Checklist.docx

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S/GWI FY23 NOFO: Global TFGBV Rapid Response Fund
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This document outlines requirements for a proposal seeking funding from the Secretary's Office of Global Women's Issues (S/GWI). Applicants must submit a project narrative, detailed budget and justification, monitoring and evaluation plan, implementation timeline, and risk analysis. Supporting documents require SF-424 forms, financial statements, letters of commitment from partners, and due diligence assessments for organizations supporting beneficiaries in Burma. Optional materials include resumes and organizational information. The S/GWI Notice of Funding Opportunity provides $XXX million to support rapid response for women politicians and leaders facing technology-facilitated gender-based violence globally. Eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits should submit full proposals to the Department of State Office of Global Women's Issues to carry out approved projects under the 19.801 - Office of Global Women's Issues federal grant program.

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S/GWI Proposal Checklist

The following must be submitted in order to constitute a complete proposal. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email SGWIProjectProposals@state.gov.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

Please review the Notice of Funding Opportunity, and subsequent instructional documents associated with each of the seven materials listed below. A complete Proposal Package must include the following application materials:

· Project Narrative, including:

· Cover Page

· Table of Contents

· Summary and Detailed Budget

· Budget Justification Narrative

· Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan (including Logic Model)

· Implementation Timeline

· Risk Analysis and Mitigation Plan

· Gender and Inclusion Analysis

· Key Personnel

Complete Proposal Packages must include the following supporting application materials:

· SF-424 required forms (SF-424, SF-424A, and SF-424B; SF-LLL is also required if applicant may engage in lobbying activities)

· Most recent organizational financial statement and/or most recent A-133 audit, if applicable

· If applicable, letter(s) of commitment for any partner organizations/entities that will be working with you on this project, addressing the nature of the partnership and descriptions roles and responsibilities.

FOR ORGANIZATIONS PLANNING TO SUPPORT BENEFICIARIES IN BURMA

· Burma Due Diligence Assessment that outlines existing organizational practices for vetting program beneficiaries in Burma and capacity to conduct due diligence vetting.

FOR ORGANIZATIONS WHO HAVE RECEIVED PRIOR U.S. GOVERNMENT FUNDING

· A list of previous U.S. Government awards (grants or contracts) showing the name of the awarding agency and a point of contact within the agency for the last five years.

FOR ORGANIZATIONS WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED PRIOR U.S. GOVERNMENT FUNDING

· Organizations who have not been previous recipients of U.S. Government funds should provide their Articles of Incorporation and current bylaws.

FOR U.S. REGISTERED ORGANIZATIONS

For U.S. registered organizations, the following documentation is also mandatory, if applicable:

· A copy of the applicant’s Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate Agreement (NICRA) with the U.S. Government. Note: If an organization is requesting a specific indirect cost rate other than the 10% de minimis based on MTDC, they must provide an approved NICRA.

OPTIONAL APPENDICES

Organizations may also submit the following:

· Resumes or CVs of Key Personnel who will be working on this proposed project

· Most recent Annual Report

· List of Current Board Members

· Organizational Chart

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