Applications

Call Analysis and Strategy Definition

A thorough review of the call for proposals and topic priorities leads to a consistent and distinctive application strategy.

Concept Development and Goal Setting

Clear definition of the project’s goals, expected outcomes, and impact, ensuring a coherent, relevant, and innovative proposal.

Action Plan Design

Detailed planning of activities to guarantee effective implementation aligned with the project’s goals.

Consortium Building and Consolidation

Support in identifying strategic partners to form a robust and a multidisciplinary team.

Project Budgeting

Preparation of the overall and individual budget, ensuring efficient and sustainable resource allocation.

Final Review and Application Submission

Final verification of the proposal against evaluation criteria, ensuring quality, clarity, and accuracy.

Shaping Purpose Through Projects

Projects transform organizations — they shape how they work, strengthen their connection to communities, and build trust. More than simply addressing needs, projects help clarify purpose and organizational identity (Mertens, 2009).

From Concept to Meaningful Change

However, turning ideas into impactful projects requires more than a good concept — it demands a deep understanding of the context and the people involved. From the very beginning, it is essential to ensure that objectives are realistic and aligned with the needs of the target audience (Kuenkel, 2015).

Building Strong Foundations for Impact

A successful project therefore begins with a solid, inclusive, and participatory diagnosis (Pawson & Tilley, 1997), creating the conditions for meaningful and sustainable change.

These pillars ensure that each proposal is relevant, innovative, and aligned with the program’s priorities, guaranteeing transparency, sustainability, and the highest quality standards.