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KnowledgeBases > The Writing Successful Grants KnowledgeBase > Element 4 > Activity 2 > Task 4: Write the Goals and Objectives

Guideline:

A program's direction is defined through its goals  and objectives.  The goals address alleviating the identified need the project targets while its objectives state what is intended to be achieved. In measurable terms objectives state what is being done to accomplish each stated goal.

This list offers great buzz words to include in the grant proposal as appropriate.

This resource offers a categorized "shopping list" of useful verbs to assist in making objectives more precise.

This Indiana Department of Education resource provides two linked tools designed to help writers turn goals into objectives.

This short list of hints for writing goals and objectives is part of a larger proposal writing course.

This link to the Plain Language.gov website provides information and resources related to the federal government’s to improve communication with the public. Grant seekers submitting federal grant proposals may find its content useful. Other grant seekers may find its content useful when submitting proposal to other grant funders.

This Foundation Center resource offers a self paced tutorial on the proposal writing process.



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