place), and timing (when the change will take place). Objectives Objectively Verifiable Indicators (OVIs) Means of Verification (MoVs) Risks or Assumptions Outputs • What are the products that programme activities will generate during the lifetime of the programme? • The outputs should contribute to the achievement of the programme’s purpose(s). They may be thought of as visible markers or milestones which show that you have carried out the activities (see below) successfully. • Each output should be clearly related to the programme’s purposes. • Each output should be specified in terms of quality (what will be delivered), quantity (how much will be delivered), • What will indicate whether the outputs have been delivered? • What evidence will be used for the output level OVIs? • What external factors are needed for production of the programme’s outputs to lead to achievement of the programme’s purposes? • What risks could adversely affect achievement of the outputs?
location (where it will be delivered), and timing (when it will be delivered). Objectives Objectively Verifiable Indicators (OVIs) Means of Verification (MoVs) Risks or Assumptions Activities • What are the main activities which the Implementing Partner will carry out during the lifetime of the programme? The activities are the things the Implementing Partner will do in order to deliver the outputs. • Each activity should be clearly related to at one of the outputs. • Each main activity should be specified in terms of what will be done, who will be involved, where it will be done, and when it will be done. • What inputs (e.g. staff, transport, materials, finance) are needed to carry out the activities? • What external factors are needed for completion of the programme’s activities to lead to achievement of the outputs
Reserves Other (please specify) Income 5. Bank Details (Maximum one half page) If the proposal is successful, we will require details of the bank account money should be transferred. To ensure that money is transferred with the minimum of delay, please provide all the details outlined below. If money needs to be routed via a ‘corresponding bank’ (i.e., a third party bank) then you also need to provide all the information with an asterisk for the corresponding bank. Detail Explanatory Note Account Name The name of the Implementing Partner as it appears on the bank account; this will be the account into the Supporting Partner transfers money. Account Number Your account number; this will be the account into the Supporting Partner transfers money. Bank Code/BIC number The Swift Code or BIC number can reduce delays in making payments to the account. If the bank or corresponding bank is in America the Fed Wire/ ABA number must be provided. If the bank/ corresponding bank is in Europe the IBAN number must be provided. Currency of Bank Account The currency in which the account is held (e.g. local currency, US Dollars). Name of Bank The name of the bank. Address of Bank The full postal address of the bank, including the city, state and country. Address of Organisation The full postal address of the Implementing Partner, including the city, state and country. E-mail Address of Implementing Partner Your e-mail address; this allows the paying bank to notify the Implementing Partner that payment has been made to the account. 6. Glossary