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2021-22 GMS 扶輪基金獎助金管理研習會
2020-21 GMS 扶輪基金獎助金管理研習會

The Rotary Foundation never asks for funding from the community that
benefits from a global grant-funded project. Since Rotary members have
identified this community as one in need, we don’t collect funds from
beneficiaries in exchange for receiving the grant or as part of the funds
raised by our members to match The Rotary Foundation’s grant.

Community ownership is important. When developing a project plan
with the community, identify the long-term costs of the project. Sponsor
clubs can suggest that community members contribute to a community
account to encourage ongoing support of the project and build
community ownership, but the collected funds should not cover costs
related to the project. Any funds collected from the community should
provide additional services (e.g., each household that receives a tube
well could be charged $1 a month to be used for repairs after the grant is
closed).

POINTS TO REMEMBER

Work with your partner to create a project plan with measurable outcomes to
guide the implementation of your project. Make sure each partner understands
and completes their tasks and responsibilities. A good financial management
plan and budget will help you determine how much funding your project will
need and ensure that grant funds are spent as planned.

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