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Factors to consider include whether the proposed grant will stand alone or will be implemented as part of a larger strategy(is), and how results will feed into longer-term programs or plans of other entities).\nBackground and capability of the primary Applicant (maximum 250 words): (The background history of the primary applicant, as well as the previous experience (please explain experience by years and cases) in the relevant field and capability to implement similar projects)\nJustification for intervention and needs assessment summary (maximum of 500 words): (A compelling justification should clearly answer: Why here? Why now? Why this intervention? Why your organization? What's the connection between the proposed grant and the objectives and directions declared in the Call for Proposals? Please describe the problem, need or challenge the grant intends to address as specific as possible in relevance to this Call for Proposals)\nLocal community engagement (maximum 500 words): (Local community ‘vision’ for change, how grant is driven by local citizen and how they will be engaged in grant implementation? How members of the wider community have and will be effectively engaged in this process?)\nMethodology (maximum 500 words): (What kind of methodology will be used by the applicant and how will they contribute to the achievement of the goals of the Call for Proposals, including evidence that the grant proposal is designed to find new or alternative Rural Mobility solutions to the underlying challenges and opportunities in the specific context of the local ethnic minorities):\nDescription of the Grant Results and Activities:\n7.1. Describe in the narrative form expected results (outputs) and activities that lead to outputs (maximum 500 words)\n7.2. 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