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*[[file:RCO & ECY 2019 DRAFT interagency agreement budget standards.pdf]] - add task to SPSSEG to include development of budget standards
*[[file:RCO & ECY 2019 DRAFT interagency agreement budget standards.pdf]] - add task to SPSSEG to include development of budget standards
*[[file:NOAA & SPSSEG 2018 DRAFT budget integration scope of work.docx]] - task breakdown and cost estimate with SPSSEG
*[[file:NOAA & SPSSEG 2018 DRAFT budget integration scope of work.docx]] - task breakdown and cost estimate with SPSSEG
*[[file:Cereghino 2018 DRAFT budget issue analysis.docx]] - analysis of problem is issues
*[[file:Cereghino 2018 DRAFT budget issue analysis.docx]] - analysis of problems and issues
*[[file:Cereghino 2018 DRAFT budget structure concept.xlsx]] - analysis of cost classification among grant programs (driven by ESRP and Salmon)
*[[file:Cereghino 2018 DRAFT budget structure concept.xlsx]] - analysis of cost classification among grant programs (driven by ESRP and Salmon)
*[[File:Large project budget coordination A3.docx]] - original A3 used in [[Coordinated Investment]] process
*[[File:Large project budget coordination A3.docx]] - original A3 used in [[Coordinated Investment]] process

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This project development template allows a project sponsor to develop a single budget worksheet, and from that master worksheet extract the information necessary for multiple grant applications and to track grant funding over the lifecycle of a project.

Background

The Align Grant Coordination Workgroup has been working with South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement Group and NOAA Restoration Center to develop an optional “conservation project budget standard” for Washington State. This allows a project sponsor to develop a single budget worksheet, and from that master worksheet extract the information necessary for multiple grant applications and to track grant funding over the life-cycle of a project. Some funders may accept the worksheet as a project budget, and this whole project budget may serve as a tool for coordinating funding among sponsors and funders. This capability is important as our projects become more phased and complicated as we rise to the practical challenges of ecosystem recovery and stewardship.

We hope this standardization encourages future incremental reforms to enable large complex conservation projects. Our aim is to develop a conservation funding system, where diverse funding sources apply robust technical priorities, and where competitive projects get the right resources, at the right time, with a minimum of administrative cost.

Our optional prototype spreadsheet is ready for testing during project development in 2020. If you are developing a complex project, and you anticipate developing a portfolio of funding from multiple sources, we would be grateful if you would consider using this standard template as the basis for your project budget description over time. To be clear, you should still review funding program guidance to make sure that application content, format and level of detail is consistent with the needs of each program. The Align Grant Coordination Workgroup in collaboration with the cross-agency Continuous Improvement Initiative will be continuing to evaluate and adjust this template, guided by your experiences and recommendations.

Please share any thoughts or concerns about this effort with your grant program partners, or with the Continuous Improvement Team: Paul Cereghino (paul.r.cereghino@noaa.gov), Laura Rivas (laura.rivas@psp.wa.gov), and Kathy Woodward (kathy.woodward@tnc.org).

2018-19 Project Development Documents

Notes

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This effort is linked to Coordinated Investment pilot work