Inside 1987 Vol 2 No 4
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For example, a user might want to investi- gate the potential funding sources for a community center. Searching the computer using the term "community center" eliminates the time consuming and frustrating problem of trying to identify which agencies fund a particu- lar type of facility.
The database, of course, does not guarantee success in finding a source of funding: grants are not available for every public works project. Even when grant funding proves impossible, however, other funding opti...ons listed in the database (such as loans and tax- ation methods) are always listed.
The database is commonly used by consultants, grant writers, local government officials, city or county planners, civic groups, engineers, architects, developers, business people, and state and federal agency officials.
There is no charge to use the data- base. In addition to the database, the CTAP has other materials available on grants and grant proposal writing. To use the database or to receive addi- tional information contact Robb McCracken, Peggy Briney or Margaret Clark at 444-3757.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For example, a user might want to investi- gate the potential funding sources for a community center. Searching the computer using the term "community center" eliminates the time consuming and frustrating problem of trying to identify which agencies fund a particu- lar type of facility.
The database, of course, does not guarantee success in finding a source of funding: grants are not available for every public works project. Even when grant funding proves impossible, however, other funding opti...ons listed in the database (such as loans and tax- ation methods) are always listed.
The database is commonly used by consultants, grant writers, local government officials, city or county planners, civic groups, engineers, architects, developers, business people, and state and federal agency officials.
There is no charge to use the data- base. In addition to the database, the CTAP has other materials available on grants and grant proposal writing. To use the database or to receive addi- tional information contact Robb McCracken, Peggy Briney or Margaret Clark at 444-3757.
What to read after Inside 1987 Vol 2 No 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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