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How does YDP work?

Call for Proposals
The announcement of the competition will be kicked off with a 'call for proposals' in early February 2006. Incoming proposals should have:

1.
Organisation profile
2.
Summary of the Project
3.
Detail Project Proposal

 

 
All proposals must meet the eligibility criteria listed below and be received by April 13, 2006, after which a review process (described below), will select approximately 14 finalists. These finalists will be invited to participate at the national competition workshop to be held in Kathmandu.
 
Review of Proposals and Selection of Finalists

Incoming proposals that meet the YDP's eligibility criteria will be reviewed by a group of independent jury. Proposals will be evaluated against a set of assessment criteria described below. Roughly 14 finalists will be selected and invited to present their projects at the National Competition Workshop. An independent jury will evaluate each project and at the end of the event on mid-May, the jury will select the final 7 winners who will receive funding for their projects.

 
Project Implementation
Winners will sign a project agreement that indicates how and when the award money will be disbursed to them. AYON will monitor project performance, give technical assistance, if necessary, and help disseminate lessons learnt to the broader youth and development community.
 
 
What is Youth in Development Partnership 2006?
Assessment Criteria
Why Youth in Development Partnership?
Timeline and Key Steps
How does YDP work?
How to Apply
Eligibility Criteria
Application Form
 
 
 
   
 

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