Concept Note
EANET Project Fund and Project Guidelines

Concept Notes

To foster the EANET Project Plan, identify stakeholders, and seek resources and assistance from the EANET Secretariat, in an early stage, the Project Lead can opt to prepare and submit a Project Concept Note to the Secretariat.

Read the Project Fund and Project Guidelines complete document, for more detailed information.

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EANET Project Concept Note

The Project Lead can choose to prepare a Project Concept Note (PCN) of the proposed project using Template A (ANNEX 1), which includes key ideas and concise concepts of the proposed project.
  • The Project Concept Note is used for i) proposing the project idea and concept; ii) seeking potential additional entities of Project Leads, potential Implementation Agencies, Partner Organizations, and Co-financers; iii) accelerating the development of the proposed project and preparation of EANET Project Plan.
  • Contents stated in Template-C are to be described as much as possible, while some cells could be left blank.
  • Project Leads can submit the draft Project Concept Note to the Secretariat for requesting Secretariat and Network Center’s assistance to the Project Lead.
  • Upon submission of the draft Project Concept Note and the request of the Project Lead, Secretariat, and Network Center, assist and coordinate with Project Lead to find Partner Organizations, Implementation Agencies, and Co-financers appropriately.

Upon request of the Project Lead, the Secretariat posts the information of the draft EANET Project Plan or draft Project Concept Note on the EANET in-house website for calling inputs from the NFPs and SAC members, and/or on a publicly accessible webpage for calling additional inputs/cooperation from outside of the EANET.

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 → Return to the Project Fund and Project Guideline General Information page to find out more about the EANET Project Fund and the EANET Projects, or visit the Call for Proposals webpage to understand how to submit a project proposal.

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