Now, go back and look at an example of the six sections of a planning document. This example will help you logically move from the Introduction section of the proposal to the Methods section. Mission Know what you are about. Remember to couch your problem in people-oriented terms . See how the problem is now related to people , and not to your organization's lack of money.
Objectives describe what is to be achieved.
Then, the fifth part is the Methodology, which describes how your objectives will be achieved. Last, but very important, is the Evaluation, which describes how well you meet your objectives. In your proposal show how you will collect data so you can document what percent of the potential clients in the district are able to access the specified service. A proposal is a plan that requires proof and deals with people problems . Steps A and B above are usually handled in the Introduction section of your proposal.