INITIAL REVIEW
Initial assessmentProject information is reviewed.
The organization, project objective, location, budget, timing and intended outcomes are reviewed to determine whether additional information is required.
Grants Expert Consultation
Request a project-specific funding review.
A consultation can begin without identifying a specific program. Provide the organization, project scope, location, approximate budget, timing and intended outcome for preliminary review.
Consultation intake
Provide the information required for preliminary review.
Funding research is more reliable when the proposed investment can be compared with program requirements using defined project information.
01Objective
Describe the activity, investment or organizational change being proposed.
02Investment
Provide the approximate budget, major cost categories and expected start date.
03Location
Identify where the organization operates and where project expenditures will occur.
04Outcome
Identify the intended research, productivity, employment, commercialization, clean-growth or market outcome.
Do not send passwords, tax identifiers, banking information or confidential financial documents through this form.
Review process
A defined process from intake to research scope.
The initial review determines whether sufficient project information is available for meaningful funding research and whether the request is within the scope of the advisory service.
SCOPING
ScopeThe research question is defined.
Where appropriate, the scope is defined around the organization, investment, decision timeline and the funding questions requiring analysis.
RESEARCH PLAN
Research planThe research work is structured.
Any subsequent engagement is organized around program research, material eligibility factors, authoritative-source confirmation and funding priorities.