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Getting a Grant for Your Business
6. The Application
Your grant application should not be a work of fiction. But it should show your proposals in the best possible light. You will need to provide:
6.1 A detailed project description.
6.2 An explanation of the potential benefits the project offers.
- These benefits must fit in with the aims of the grant scheme.
- They might include specific benefits to the local community, to the region, your industry, or to British exports.
6.3 A detailed work plan, indicating who will do what, and by when.
- This should include full costings.
6.4 Details of your own relevant experience and performance.
- Explain how your own background, experience and expertise make success probable. If there seems to be a significant risk of the project failing, you are unlikely to be given a grant.
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