PEMS 7 Project Narrative Template - Program Priority 1.docx
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Project Region(s)
| |_| AF |
| |_| EAP |
| |_| EUR |
| |_| |
NEA
| |_| SCA |
| |_| |
WHA
GLOBAL
Project Country
Prime Applicant
Organization Name
| Organization Type |
| Choose an item. |
| Point of Contact Name |
Contact E-mail
Name(s) of Partner Organizations
Project Title
Project Summary
| Project Cost Details |
| Federal Funds Requested |
| $ (USD) |
| Cost Share Funds Provided, if applicable |
| $ (USD) |
| Total Project Cost |
| $ (USD) |
| Project Duration |
| months |
Use the template below to craft your Project Narrative. Please refer to the “Guidelines for Submitting TIP Office PEMS 7 Project Proposals” for detailed guidance. The narrative should be no more than 30,000 characters, including spaces, graphs, and charts, beginning with the title for Section 1. This translates to roughly 14 pages (8 ½ x 11). Note that for accessibility, text should be in the updated Department of State font: Calibri, size 12.
Please use endnotes to cite your sources. Endnotes are excluded from the word count and should go in a separate annex (Annex O). Place the note number in superscript at the end of the sentence in which the reference occurs and after any punctuation. Additional annexes (other than those requested) are unallowable and will result in failure of the technical review.
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1. Problem Statement
2. Why Intervention Development Research?
3. Contextual Analysis
4. Preliminary Review of Intervention Evidence
5. Project Description
5.1. Project Goal
5.2. Project Objectives and Activities
5.3. Illustrative Indicators, by Objective/Stage
6. Mapping the System
7. Implications and Contributions to Knowledge
8. Project Partnerships
9. Co-Creation
10. Organizational Capacity
10.1. Prime Organization
10.2. Sub-Award or Sub-Contract Partners
11. Coordination with Relevant Programs and Stakeholders
12. Ethical Considerations
13. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Integration
14. Survivor Inclusion and Victim Centered Approach
15. Trauma Informed Approach
16. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL)
U.S. Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, International Programs FY 2023 Funding Opportunity, Program to End Modern Slavery, Full Proposal
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