- Introduction
- Elementary documentation
- Programme
- Rulebook
- Call for Proposals
- Guidebook
- Evaluation Criteria
- Contract
- Ex Ante Evaluation Form
- Report Form
- Budget Report Form
- Ex Post Evaluation Form
- Application forms
- Project description Form
- Budget Form
- De Minimis Declaration
- Partnership Declaration
- Double Funding Declaration
- Truth Declaration
- CV
- Funding Sources Declaration
Introduction
The anatomy of a grant program encompasses a structured set of components and processes designed to facilitate the allocation of funds from grantors to recipients. Each component plays a critical role in ensuring transparency, fairness, and efficiency throughout the grant application and distribution process.
This section provides an overview of the fundamental aspects and purpose of the grant program, elucidating its objectives, target beneficiaries, and the specific problems or needs it intends to address. It also highlights the source of funding and the total amount of funds available, creating a foundational understanding for potential applicants and stakeholders.
- Single documents
- Programme
- Rulebook
- Call for Proposals
- Guidebook
- Evaluation Criteria
- Results
- Application forms
- Project Description Form
- Budget Form
- De Minimis Declaration
- Partnership Declaration
- Double Funding Declaration
- Truth Declaration
- CV
- Funding Sources Declaration
- Evaluation forms
- Eligibility Evaluation Form
- Ex Ante Evaluation Form
- Report Form
- Budget Report Form
- Ex Post Evaluation Form
- Contract
Elementary documentation
Programme
The program outlines the overarching framework and objectives of the grant, delineating the thematic areas of focus, intended outcomes, and the strategic approach adopted to achieve these goals. It serves as a blueprint, guiding the entire grant process from initiation to completion.
Rulebook
The rulebook encompasses the official set of rules and regulations governing the grant program. It provides detailed information on eligibility criteria, application procedures, and compliance requirements, ensuring clarity and consistency in the implementation of the grant.
The city of Split currently has these Rulebooks in power:
Name | Components |
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1. Description general 2. Responsibilities 3. Qualifications 4. Basic provisions 5. Funding conditions provided by the City of Split 6. Competence for activities in the funding approval process 7. Funding and contracting procedures 8. Public tender 9. Documentation for the implementation of the public tender 10. Announcement of the public tender | |
1. Description general 2. Responsibilities 3. Qualifications 4. General provisions 5. Acceptable applicants and application conditions | |
Call for Proposals
This is a formal announcement inviting potential applicants to submit their proposals for funding. It includes critical information such as deadlines, submission guidelines, reference to the rulebook and programme, serving as a crucial tool for applicants.
Name | Components |
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1. General Call for Papers for 2023 2. Description of the Law and Regulations 3. Objective of the Call 4. Areas of Project Activities 5. Financial Support 6. Application Requirements 7. Criteria for Funding 8. Application Process 9. Deadline for Submission 10. Evaluation, Results, Objections, and Contract Signing 11. Contact Information | |
1. Description 2. Responsibilities 3. Qualifications 4. Areas of Cultural Needs and Eligible Applicants 5. Priorities and Objectives 6. Procedure for Allocation of Financial Resources and Announcement of Results 7. Basic Conditions and Criteria for Allocation of Financial Resources 8. Application and Submission Guidelines for Cultural Needs Funding 9. Objection Procedure 10. Handling of Applications after the Call 11. Procedure for Contracting Approved Funds 12. Utilization, Reporting, and Monitoring of Approved Funds | |
1. Description general 2. Responsibilitie 3. Qualifications 4. Prioritised areas for projects/programs by associations 5. Planned value of the public call for GK Lokve 6. Obligatory documentation for project/program application 7. Additional optional documentation for project/program application 8. Evaluation of programs/projects 9. Public call deadline for submission | |
Guidebook
The guidebook serves as a comprehensive manual for applicants, providing step-by-step instructions, best practices, and tips for preparing and submitting a successful grant application.
Evaluation Criteria
The evaluation criteria are a set of standards and benchmarks used to assess and rank grant applications, ensuring a fair, objective, and merit-based selection process. They play a critical role in determining which projects receive funding and how resources are allocated.
Each of these elements contributes to the structure and effectiveness of the grant program, ensuring a transparent, equitable, and efficient process from start to finish.
Contract
The contract is a legally binding agreement between the grantor and the recipient, outlining the terms and conditions of the funding, including deliverables, timelines, and reporting requirements.
Ex Ante Evaluation Form
This form is used to assess the potential impact, viability, eligibility and ranking of the proposed project before funding is granted, ensuring that it aligns with the program’s objectives and has a high likelihood of success.
Report Form
The report form is used by grant recipients to provide regular updates on the progress of their project or final update on the completion, highlighting achievements, challenges, and financial expenditures, ensuring accountability and facilitating ongoing monitoring.
Budget Report Form
This form is used by grant recipients to provide a detailed account of all expenditures incurred during the project, ensuring that funds have been utilized appropriately and in accordance with the approved budget.
Ex Post Evaluation Form
After the project’s completion, the ex post evaluation form is used to assess its overall impact, outcomes, and effectiveness, facilitating learning and improvement for future grant programs.
Application forms
Project description Form
The application form is a standardized document that applicants must complete and submit to apply for funding. It solicits essential information about the applicant, the proposed project, and how it aligns with the grant’s objectives.
Budget Form
This form requires applicants to provide a detailed breakdown of the project’s anticipated costs, ensuring transparency and enabling grantors to assess the financial viability and appropriateness of the proposed budget.
De Minimis Declaration
The de minimis declaration is an EU specific document. It’s a statement from the applicant confirming that they have not received any other ‘de minimis’ aid exceeding the permissible threshold within the last three fiscal years, ensuring compliance with state aid rules.
Partnership Declaration
When applicable, this declaration confirms the involvement of partner organizations in the project, detailing their roles, responsibilities, and contributions to ensure collaborative and synergistic efforts.
Double Funding Declaration
This document requires applicants to disclose any other sources of funding they have received or applied for, pertaining to the same project, to prevent duplication of funding and ensure proper allocation of resources.
Truth Declaration
The truth declaration is a formal statement by the applicant attesting to the accuracy and authenticity of the information provided in the application and supporting documents, ensuring integrity throughout the process.
CV
Applicants are often required to submit their curriculum vitae (CV) to provide an overview of their qualifications, experience, and suitability for undertaking the proposed project.
Funding Sources Declaration
This declaration requires applicants to disclose all sources of funding received for the project, providing a comprehensive overview and ensuring transparency.