GKP
Seed Grant and Small Innovative Projects Fund - Letter of Inquiry
Submission Form
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| Contact details of
applicant/initiator |
Title/
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Mr. / Ms. / Dr. / Prof. / Other |
| Full Name : |
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| Country: |
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| Organisation Name: |
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| Organization Url: |
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| Address: |
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| Tel: |
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| Fax: |
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| E-mail: |
(single email only) |
| Field of interest:
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ICT for Women’s
Empowerment
ICT for Youth Participation
ICT for Poverty
Reduction
Indigenous and Displaced Communities and ICTs
Other |
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| Project
URL: |
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| Amount Requested
US$: |
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| Letter of
Inquiry |
Some Basic
Principles
A Letter of Inquiry is not a vague
exploration of an idea. It is assumed that you have already thought
through your proposed project and are just presenting an abbreviated
description. This abbreviated description would still have to include a
budget.
Your Letter of Inquiry should be concise as far as
possible. Please avoid jargon, flattery, and/or flowery subjective
statements that cannot be supported by facts or others' statements.
A Letter of Inquiry, in essence, contains a condensed version of
the basic components of a proposal. You should give the highlights of the
same information in much the same order. For example, where you might use
a page to write up an executive summary, in a Letter of Inquiry, you would
cover the same content within a paragraph.
Your Letter of Inquiry
to the Global Knowledge Partnership Secretariat should not be more than
three pages long.
(not exceeding
1500 words)
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1. Opening Paragraph
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2. Statement of Need
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3. Project Activity
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4. Outcomes
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5. Credentials
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6. Budget
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7. Closing
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The Global Knowledge Partnership
Secretariat
Lot L2-1-4, Enterprise 4
Technology Park
Malaysia
Bukit Jalil
57000 Kuala Lumpur
MALAYSIA
URL: http://www.globalknowledge.org/
E-mail: mailto:seedgrant@gkpsecretariat.org.my |
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