This documentation that will present to the potential financier, let's say, “the business card” of who your institution is, what it has already done, how it did it, with what resources, in what period of time and the results arising from these activities, aiming to convince the funder why it is important to indicate resources for your project or your institution.
Starting on July 14th, civil society organizations (CSOs) can present projects to be financed with resources from the Elderly Rights Fund between 2021 and 2023. Registration continues until August 13th, by email or by mail. The public call was opened by the Federal District Elderly Rights Council (CDI-DF), linked to the Secretariat of Justice and Citizenship (Sejus) and responsible for managing the fund.
This is the second video of the Lecture Series at ABCR, ABCR Festival – Brazilian Association of Fundraisers on 29/09. Below I have compiled, with certain corrections, the audio of the lecture, and analyzing my presentation, I realize how I speak incorrectly. Disconnected things, out of context, confusing, a real horror show, Portuguese errors mixed with grammar errors, concordance, etc., there are many, many errors indeed. PQP a real, as my boss says: a real booger. haha.
But in 2019, after working for a whole year, from February to December, indicating the resource, preparing the project, preparing the work plan, carrying out due diligence, correcting errors and mistakes made by an NGO, due to technical problems, it was necessary to migrate the resource to another institution, I reached the end of the year with a balance of around 800 thousand to be appointed to a third sector organization. It was already the end of the first half of December, meaning time was my biggest enemy.