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83 votes
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106 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Frances commented
Yes!! We have had to manually do this for years!!
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Too bad this one is archived. Similar to other ideas in the lab and definitely a useful one!!
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I would definitely use this to remind our Granting Committee to get their evaluations done!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Frances commented
This would also be helpful for Grant Agreements where the individual completing the form (often a coordinator or development person) cannot sign off on the agreement because they do not have signing authority (usually requires a member of the Executive Team or the CEO/President/ED, etc).
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I would second this suggestion - we used "denied" as "ineligible" and "declined" as "decision made by the board to not fund".
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31 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Frances commented
This would make my life so much easier. We currently have an entirely excel based tool that we use and manually input the scores (both raw and weighted) for each criteria for each grant assessed so that we can report on them in the future.
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We particularly get this request from charities working in the developing world and they send the form on to international field staff for their responses to the application questions - they may not have the ability to open PDFs nor can they be assigned as a 3rd party due to internet accessibility issues.