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Enhancing Maternal and Child Health in Developing Countries: Proposal Strategies and Insights

This proposal outlines critical strategies for enhancing maternal and child health in developing countries. It provides a framework for developing impactful initiatives, considering funding options, health needs, regional specifics, and partnership opportunities. Each section emphasizes preparing compelling proposals that align with donor priorities and address articulated health challenges. Furthermore, it will illustrate the roles of project objectives, implementation plans, evaluation methods, and budgetjustifications in achieving measurable health improvements. Resources are provided for further research.

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Enhancing Maternal and Child Health in Developing Countries: Proposal Strategies and Insights

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  1. Proposal Development Maternal-Child Health in Developing CountriesUniversity of Washington16 February 2012

  2. JSh Background

  3. Key proposal development steps

  4. Tradeoffs: Government or foundation funding? • Prescriptive or room for innovation • Health need • Geographic region • Partners • Funding mechanism • Contract or grant • Administrative and financial requirements • Organizational capabilities • Size and scope

  5. Funding resources • www.foundationcenter.org • www.fedbizopps.gov • www.grants.gov • Individual foundations/organizations

  6. Funding Trends

  7. Preparing a Proposal

  8. Present compelling feasible ideas • Address clearly articulated need. • Match donor priorities. • Feasible to complete within time frame. • Address needs/constraints. • Result in measurable difference.

  9. Proposal Overview

  10. Executive Summary

  11. Introduction

  12. Background

  13. Goals and Objectives

  14. SMART Project Objectives

  15. SMART Project Objectives

  16. Implementation Plan

  17. Evaluation

  18. Budget request and justification

  19. Sample 1-year budget Personnel Staff titlesLOE (Days) Rate Amount Training manager 40 $400 $16,000 Fringe Benefit @ 25% $4,000 Consultants Field training coordinator 20 $350 $ 7,000 Personnel subtotal $27,000 Travel Seattle-Kenya RT 1 $2,500 $2,500 Nairobi per diem 8 $200 $1,600 Travel Subtotal $4,100

  20. Supporting Materials

  21. GOOD LUCK!Jane HutchingsDirector Reproductive Health Global ProgramPATHwww.path.org

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