A concept note is a short version of a proposal....
[TOOL] How to write an M&E framework – Free video tutorial & templates
How to write an M&E framework – Free video tutorial & templates Template
A concept note is a short version of a proposal. Donors often request concept notes as the first step in funding applications. This allows them to screen applications so that only the best ones are invited to submit a full proposal.
Usually, the donor has their own concept note template that you can use. If they don’t have one then this template is a useful starting point.
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How to write an M&E framework – Free video tutorial & templates Template
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