ISSP handbook.pdf - FNESC

Part Four:
Information for
Developmental Projects
4.1 Proposal Information
Part Four:
Developmental Projects
Funding is available for organizations interested in undertaking preliminary
work which is necessary in order to establish a program. For example, the
ISSP may fund organizations for work required to establish affiliation agreements,
to achieve non-profit society status, or to set up a First Nations governing
authority. All Developmental activities must be directly tied to post-secondary
programming.
Proposals for Developmental Projects should include two to three pages describing
the proposed activities and their purposes, as well as a budget for the
proposed project. Proposals should also include letters of support, particularly
from supporting Aboriginal organizations.
The funding allocated for Developmental proposals is normally less than that
allocated for full proposals. Developmental proposals are funded to a maximum
of $20,000.00, depending upon funding availability.
Developmental funding is intended to be for one year only.
Note: developmental funding is to be utilized for activities
related to the submission of a proposal that meets
ISSP funding requirements.
ISSP Handbook -- Revised August, 2001 ... page 40