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    Grant Writing: A Simple, Clear and Concise Guide

    By Caroline Savage

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    About this ebook

    Are you planning to write a grant? Do you wish you had a mentor to take you through the process?

    Grant Writing - A Clear, Simple and Concise Guide gets to the heart of grant writing and is focussed on you - the individual grant writer. Grant Writing - A Clear, Simple and Concise Guide:

    *talks to you, peer-to-peer
    *works for beginners right through to seasoned writers
    *is easy to follow and mapped to the grant application
    *gives you the skills, confidence and know how to find funding streams, develop your project and write your submission
    *maps the process from the initial search for funding right through to the assessor's perspective
    *drives you to find your unique voice, as opposed to finding text to copy
    *is based on years of experience in grant writing and has been used internationally to secure funding
    *looks at the dynamics of your organisation and steers you clear of the grant-writing pitfalls

    Whether you want to strengthen your grant writing skills or are considering your own business, Grant Writing - A Clear, Simple and Concise Guide will get you started.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCaroline Savage
    Release dateSep 14, 2017
    ISBN9780648105930
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    Grant Writing: A Simple, Clear and Concise Guide
    Author

    Caroline Savage

    I live in Brisbane, Australia. !’ve always been passionate about developing and funding projects. In doing so, I have worked in areas that have truly stretched my own reality. International outputs in university research and development, education, social justice, health projects to social firm development and business innovation and heaps in between. I’ve brought in millions of dollars in funding, assessed grants and tenders on panels, and mentored people individually and in teams. ​ I've learned one important lesson in my writing journey and that is, writing has the potential to create, to help and to inspire. Done well, writing can advocate for those in need, bring innovation to market, change thinking and so much more. ​ Now though, I prefer to utilise my passion and skills to encourage and develop others - the entrepreneurs, the innovators, the change makers, and the community leaders.

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